Dense invariant sets of common cyclic vectors for Jordan operators
After a thorough study of the Wolff--Denjoy series \(\sum^{\infty}_{n=1} \frac {A_n} {z-\Lambda_n},\) and by extending results of \textit{R.~V.\ Sibilev} [St.~Petersbg.\ Math.\ J.~7, No.~1, 145--168 (1996); translation from Algebra Anal.~7, No.~1, 170--199 (1995; Zbl 0856.30004)], the authors use their sufficient conditions for the uniqueness of Wolff--Denjoy representations to deduce that collections of cyclic Jordan operators of given block type and whose eigenvalues form a sparse set, have dense invariant sets of common cyclic vectors.
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