Disjoint supercyclic weighted translations generated by aperiodic elements (Q2364376)

Let \(L(X)\) denote the space of all linear and continuous operators on a separable infinite-dimensional Banach space \(X\) over the real or complex scalar field \(\mathbb{K}\). We say that \(T\in L(X)\) is supercyclic if there exists a vector \(\overline{x}\in X\) such that \[ \{\lambda T^n\overline{x}: \lambda \in \mathbb{K},\, n\in \mathbb{N}\cup\{0\}\}=\bigcup_{\mathbb{N}\cup \{0\}}\mathbb{K} T^n\overline{x}. \] In this article, \(G\) is a locally compact group with a right invariant Haar measure \(\lambda\) and \(a\) is an aperiodic element in \(G\). If \(w: G\to \mathbb{C}\) is a bounded continuous function, then we call \(w\) a weight on \(G\). From the the article: ``A weighted translation \(T_{a,w}: L^p(G)\to L^p(G)\) (that is, a weighted convolution) on \(G\) is defined by \[ T_{a,w}f:=wT_a(f),\, f\in L^p(G), \] \noindent where \(w\) is a weight on \(G\) and \(T_a(f)=f*\delta_a\in L^p(G)\) is the convolution operation \[ (f*\delta_a)(x):=\int_G f(xy^{-1})\,d\delta_a(y)=f(xa^{-1}),\, x\in G, \] \noindent which is just the right translation of \(f\) by \(a^{-1}\). Hence \[ T_{a,w}f(x)=w(x)f(xa^{-1}),\, f\in L^p(G),\, x\in G." \] Still from the text: ``Thanks for the help from \textit{Ö. Martin} and \textit{R. Sanders} and their attractive paper [Integral Equations Oper. Theory 85, No. 2, 191--220 (2016; Zbl 1372.47011)], we followed along the lines of the paper [\textit{S.-A. Han} and \textit{Y.-X. Liang}, Collect. Math. 67, No. 3, 347--356 (2016; Zbl 1384.47004)] and continued to prescribe the \(d\)-supercyclicity of finite weighted translations \(T_{a,w_1}\dots T_{a,w_N}\) with the same translation part generated by an aperiodic element acting on the \(L^p(G)\) space with \(1\leq p \leq \infty\). We formulated a meaningful result: the \(d\)-supercyclicity of these operators is equivalent to the (strong disjoint blow-up/collapse property, which generalizes Theorem A and Theorem C.'' Theorems A and C referred to are, respectively, [\textit{C.-C. Chen}, Taiwanese J. Math. 16, No. 5, 1815--1827 (2012; Zbl 1275.47020), Theorem 2.1] and to Theorem 2.4. of Han and Liang [loc. cit.].