On transitive points in a generalized shift dynamical system
Summary: Considering point transitive generalized shift dynamical system \((X^\Gamma, \sigma_\varphi)\) for discrete \(X\) with at least two elements and infinite \(\Gamma\), we prove that \(X\) is countable and \(\Gamma\) has at most \(2^{\aleph_0}\) elements. Then, we find a transitive point of the dynamical system \((\mathbb N^{\mathbb N \times \mathbb Z}, \sigma_\tau)\) for \(\tau : \mathbb N \times \mathbb Z\to \mathbb N\times \mathbb Z\) with \(\tau(n, m) = (n, m + 1)\) and show that point transitive \((X^\Gamma, \sigma_\varphi)\), for infinite countable \(\Gamma\), is a factor of \((\mathbb N^{\mathbb N \times \mathbb Z}, \sigma_\tau)\).
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