On the disk-cyclic linear relations

The study of linear dynamical systems for linear relations was initiated by C.-C. Chen et al. in (2017). Then E. Abakumov et al. extended hypercyclicty to linear relations in (2018). We extend the concept of disk-cyclicity studied in M. Amouch, O. Benchiheb (2020), Z. Z. Jamil, M. Helal (2013), Y.-X. Liang, Z.-H. Zhou (2015), Z. J. Zeana (2002) for linear operators to linear relations.

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Mathematica Bohemica
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2024-12-03
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https://doi.org/10.21136/mb.2024.0015-24
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Holomorphic and Operator Theory
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On the disk-cyclic linear relations

Mohamed Amouch, Hassane Zguitti, Ali Ech-Chakouri
Mathematica Bohemica
Holomorphic and Operator Theory
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On the disk-cyclic linear relations

Mohamed Amouch, Hassane Zguitti, Ali Ech-Chakouri
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Abstract

The study of linear dynamical systems for linear relations was initiated by C.-C. Chen et al. in (2017). Then E. Abakumov et al. extended hypercyclicty to linear relations in (2018). We extend the concept of disk-cyclicity studied in M. Amouch, O. Benchiheb (2020), Z. Z. Jamil, M. Helal (2013), Y.-X. Liang, Z.-H. Zhou (2015), Z. J. Zeana (2002) for linear operators to linear relations.

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