Question 9: Spectral Theory of Weighted Shift Operators and Measure-Theoretic DynamicsProblem Statement:Consider the Hilbert space l² (N) and define the weighted shift operator S₁, bySw(en) = Wnen+1,where {e} is the standard orthonormal basis and {w} is a bounded sequence of positiveweights.1. Spectrum Determination: Determine the spectrum σ(S) of Sw in terms of the weightsequence {wn}. Provide a proof that relates the spectral properties to the limit superior andinferior of the weights.2. Spectral Measure Analysis: Construct the spectral measure E associated with S₁, and analyzeits support. Show how the properties of {wn} influence the nature of E.3. Measure-Theoretic Dynamical Systems: Relate the spectral properties of S to measure-theoretic dynamical systems by interpreting Sw as an operator encoding a shift dynamicalsystem. Prove results concerning the ergodicity or mixing properties of the system based on thespectral measure E.

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