On frequently supercyclic operators and an F_{\Gamma}-hypercyclicity criterior with applications
Thiago R. Alves, Geraldo Botelho, Vinicius V. F\'avaro

TL;DR
This paper introduces F_{ ext{Gamma}}-hypercyclic operators, providing a criterion for their identification and demonstrating their existence in various operators and spaces, advancing the understanding of hypercyclicity.
Contribution
It defines F_{ ext{Gamma}}-hypercyclic operators, establishes a criterion for their detection, and shows their presence in unilateral pseudo-shift operators and infinite-dimensional Banach spaces.
Findings
Unilateral pseudo-shift operators are F_{ ext{Gamma}}-hypercyclic for unbounded Gamma.
Every separable infinite-dimensional Banach space supports an F_{ ext{Gamma}}-hypercyclic operator.
Characterization of subsets Gamma as hypercyclic scalar sets.
Abstract
Given a Furstenberg family F and a subset {\Gamma} of C, we introduce and explore the notions of F_{\Gamma}-hypercyclic operator and F-hypercyclic scalar set. First, the study of F_C-hypercyclic operators yields new interesting information about frequently supercyclic, U-frequently supercyclic, reiteratively supercyclic and supercyclic operators. Then we provide a criterion for identifying F_{\Gamma}-hypercyclic operators. As applications of this criterion, we show that any unilateral pseudo-shift operator on c_0(N) or l_p(N) is F_{\Gamma}-hypercyclic for every unbounded subset {\Gamma} of C. Moreover, under the same condition on {\Gamma}, we show that any separable infinite-dimensional Banach space supports an F_{\Gamma}-hypercyclic operator. Finally, our study provides sufficient and necessary conditions for a subset {\Gamma} of C to be a hypercyclic scalar set. These results give…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHolomorphic and Operator Theory · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Matrix Theory and Algorithms
