2106.14872
ON A SUFFICIENT CONDITION FOR LINEAR CHAOS
Marat V. Markin
correcthigh confidence
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The paper proves chaoticity by invoking an unbounded Hypercyclicity Criterion (its Theorem 3.1) and then constructing dense periodic points via a geometric-series argument; both steps are valid under the stated hypotheses, including closedness of all powers and the AB = I right-inverse on a dense Y ⊆ C^∞(A) . The model’s solution gives an explicit gliding-hump construction of a hypercyclic vector plus the same geometric-series construction for periodic points, also correctly leveraging AB = I, eventual nilpotence of A on Y, the exponential bound on B^n, and closedness of A^n. Hence both are correct; the hypercyclicity parts differ (reference to a criterion versus a direct construction), while the periodic-point argument is essentially the same.
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\textbf{Recommendation:} minor revisions
\textbf{Journal Tier:} specialist/solid
\textbf{Justification:}
The paper presents a concise and correct sufficient condition for chaoticity under natural unbounded-operator hypotheses (closed powers, right-inverse on a dense smooth core) and cleanly derives periodic points to prove density. The reliance on a standard unbounded Hypercyclicity Criterion is appropriate; small clarifications (explicit partial sums and closedness invocations; typographical fixes) would ease verification. Overall, it is a solid short contribution.