Explicit constructions of dense common hypercyclic subspaces
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The author gives an explicit construction of a dense infinite-dimensional vector space of hypercyclic vectors for the weighted backward shift \(T_\lambda(|\lambda|> 1)\). Also, it is developed a technique to construct common hypercyclic vectors for countable families of these operators. The techniques developed in this paper do not rely on the Baire category theorem or any kind of existence proof, as do most approaches to this problem.
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