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      On recurrent sets of operators

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          In this paper, we introduce and study the notion of recurrent sets of operators and some of its variations on Banach spaces. As application, we study the recurrence of \(C\)-regularized group of operators. We show that there exists recurrent \(C\)-regularized group in each Banach space with finite or infinite dimensional. Moreover, we prove that if \((S(z))_{z\in\mathbb{C}}\) is a recurrent \(C\)-regularized group and \(S(z_0)\) is an operator in this \(C\)-regularized group, then \(S(z_0)\) is not necessarily recurrent.

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                Journal
                12 July 2019
                Article
                1907.05930
                7274569d-c0c7-4f84-b5b0-a7486dfa42be

                http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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                47A16
                9 pages
                math.FA

                Functional analysis
                Functional analysis

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