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May 7, 2026International Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences0 citationsOpen Access

On the Reducibility of Weighted Composition Operators Generated by Periodic Transformations

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TMTeubé Cyrille MbainaissemDDDéthié DioneAIAbdoulaye Ali Ibrahima

Key Points

  • The study aims to identify conditions under which weighted composition operators can be reduced to simpler forms.
  • Analyze operators of the form B u ( x ) = a ( x ) u ( α ( x )) on continuous functions in Banach spaces.
  • Establish a link between reducibility and the solvability of an associated homological equation.
  • Utilize representation theory of the cyclic group to explore periodic mappings.
  • Conditions for reducibility are derived based on algebraic properties and topological invariants.
  • The Cauchy index is identified as a significant invariant related to reducibility.
  • Examples illustrate specific topological challenges affecting the reducibility of the operators.

Abstract

In this article, we study the reducibility of weighted composition operators (also known as weighted displacement operators) acting on Banach spaces of continuous functions on a compact topological space X . We consider operators of the form B u ( x ) = a ( x ) u ( α ( x )), where α : X ⟶ X is a continuous mapping and a is a continuous function. The main objective is to determine when such an operator can be reduced, via a Lyapunov transformation (multiplication by an invertible continuous function), to a constant‐coefficient or invariant operator. We establish a link between this reducibility problem and the solvability of a homological equation associated with α . Using the representation theory of the cyclic group for periodic mappings α , we provide conditions for reducibility in terms of algebraic properties of the operator and topological invariants such as the Cauchy index. Examples are given to illustrate the topological obstacles to reducibility.

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Mbainaissem et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fc2ca48b49bacb8b348159https://doi.org/10.1155/ijmm/8592617
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