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Frequent Hypercyclic Behavior of Some Nonconvolution Operators on \( H(𝔺^{N}) \)

  • A. Karapetyants,
  • F. León-Saavedra,
  • J. Salvador

摘要

We answer the question posed in 2017 by Muro, Pinasco, and Savransky.Specifically, we show that some nonconvolution operators defined on the space of entire functions  $ H(𝔺^{N}) $ , with $ N>1 $ , are frequently hypercyclic. These operators are of the following type: a differentiation operator composed with an affine endomorphism which acts asa translation in at least one of its variables.We thus complete the study of frequent hypercyclicity initiated by Muro and co-authors.