\(J\)-class weighted shifts on the space of bounded sequences of complex numbers (Q733626)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5617573
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    \(J\)-class weighted shifts on the space of bounded sequences of complex numbers
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5617573

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      \(J\)-class weighted shifts on the space of bounded sequences of complex numbers (English)
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      19 October 2009
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      An operator \(T:X \rightarrow X\) on a Banach space \(X\) is called a J-class operator if there exists \(x\in X\setminus \{ 0\}\) such that, for any \(y\in X\), there exists an increasing sequence \((k_n)_n\) of integers and a sequence \((x_n)_n\) of vectors converging to \(x\), such that the sequence \((T^{k_n}x_n)_n\) converges to \(y\). In that case, \(x\) is called a J-vector. The authors show that a unilateral weighted shift \(T=B_w:\ell^\infty \rightarrow \ell^\infty\) with weight sequence \(w=(w_i)_i\) is a J-class operator if and only if \(\lim_n (\inf_j\prod_{i=1}^n w_{i+j})=+\infty\). Moreover, the corresponding set of J-vectors is, in that case, \(c_0\setminus \{ 0\}\). In contrast, no bilateral weighted shift on \(\ell^\infty\) can be a J-class operator.
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      hypercyclic operators
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      J-class operators
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      unilateral and bilateral weighted shifts
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