This analysis characterizes distributional chaos in composition operators on L^p-spaces, implying significant connections to backward and forward shifts.
In this paper, we investigate the distributional chaos of the composition operator Tφ:f↦ f∘φ on Lᵖ(X,B,μ), 1≤ p <∞. We provide a characterization and practical sufficient conditions on φ for Tφ to be distributionally chaotic. Furthermore, we show that the existence of a dense set of distributionally irregular vectors implies the existence of a dense distributionally chaotic set, without any additional condition. We also provide a useful criterion for densely distributional chaos. Moreover, we characterize the weight sequences that ensure distributional chaos for bilateral backward shifts, unilateral backward shifts, bilateral forward shifts, and unilateral forward shifts on the weighted ᵖ-spaces ᵖ(N,v) and ᵖ(Z,v). As a consequence, we reveal the equivalence between distributional chaos and densely distributional chaos for backward shifts and forward shifts on ᵖ(Z,v) without any additional condition. Finally, we characterize the composition operator Tφ on Lᵖ(T,B,λ) induced by an automorphism φ of the unit disk D. We show that Tφ is densely distributionally chaotic if and only if φ has no fixed point in D.
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