2004 · 53 citations · 11 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsDynamical SystemsRepresentation TheoryTopologyConvex AnalysisOperator TheoryOperator SpacesWeak Topology
Abstract. We give a sufficient condition for a bilateral weighted shift to be hypercyclic in the weak topology. Using this condition, we provide one such shift that fails to be hypercyclic in the norm topology. Even more interesting, the shift is bounded below by 1 and consequently every vector has a norm increasing orbit. This result provides a negative answer to a natural question raised by Feldman who asked whether every weakly hypercyclic operator is necessarily norm hypercyclic. On the other hand, if the operator is a unilat-eral weighted backward shift, we prove the answer is positive. Furthermore, with a simple condition on the weights, there exists a weakly hypercyclic vector that is not a norm hypercyclic vector.
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