A. Bonilla

On hypercyclicity and supercyclicity criteria

We show that the Hypercyclicity Criterion coincides with other existing hypercyclicity criteria and prove that a wide class of hypercyclic operators satisfy the Criterion. The results obtained extend or improve earlier work of several authors. We also unify the different versions of the Supercyclicity Criterion and show that operators with dense generalised kernel and dense range are supercyclic.

On the existence of chaotic and hypercyclic semigroups on banach spaces

We prove that every separable infinite dimensional complex Banach space admits a hypercyclic uniformly continuous semigroup. We also prove that there exist Banach spaces admitting no chaotic strongly continuous semigroups.

Hypercyclic and topologically mixing cosine functions on Banach spaces

Our first aim in this paper is to give sufficient conditions for the hypercyclicity and topological mixing of a strongly continuous cosine function. We apply these results to study the cosine function associated to translation groups. We also prove that every separable infinite dimensional complex Banach space admits a topologically mixing uniformly continuous cosine family.

Upper frequent hypercyclicity and related notions

Enhancing a recent result of Bayart and Ruzsa we obtain a Birkhoff-type characterization of upper frequently hypercyclic operators and a corresponding Upper Frequent Hypercyclicity Criterion. As an application we characterize upper frequently hypercyclic weighted backward shifts on sequence spaces, which in turn allows us to come up with various counter-examples in linear dynamics that are substantially simpler than those previously obtained in the literature. More generally, we introduce the notion of upper Furstenberg families

Approximation in weighted Hardy spaces

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Mergelyan sets for certain classes of harmonic functions

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Order of growth of distributional irregular entire functions for the differentiation operator

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