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ORBITS OF OPERATORS

VLADIMíR MÜLLER

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The aim of this paper is to give a survey of results and ideas concerning orbits of operators and related notions of weak and polynomial orbits. These concepts are closely related to the invariant subspace/subset problem. Most of the proofs are not given in full details, we rather try to indicate the basic ideas. The central problems in the field are also formulated.

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The aim of this paper is to give a survey of results and ideas concerning orbits of operators and related notions of weak and polynomial orbits. These concepts are closely related to the invariant subspace/subset problem. Most of the proofs are not given in full details, we rather try to indicate the basic ideas. The central problems in the field are also formulated.

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The aim of this paper is to give a survey of results and ideas concerning orbits of operators and related notions of weak and polynomial orbits. These concepts are closely related to the invariant subspace/subset problem. Most of the proofs are not given in full details, we rather try to indicate the basic ideas. The central problems in the field are also formulated.

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