Characterization for non-radial weights

Characterize Furstenberg-family transitivity of bounded backward shifts on the weighted space ell^2(V_infty, mu) under general, non-radial weights mu by explicit conditions on the weight.

Background

The main infinite-lattice theorem assumes radial weights of the form mu_{i,j} = omega_{i+j}. This assumption makes the transfer operator between diagonal levels a scalar multiple of a Pascal-type matrix, enabling sharp right-inverse estimates.

For general non-radial weights, weights vary within each diagonal level, so the transfer matrices are no longer scalar multiples of the Pascal-type matrices. The authors explicitly identify controlling this within-diagonal variation as the central difficulty.

References

Can one characterize \mathcal F-transitivity of bounded backward shifts on \ell2(V_\infty,\mu) by explicit conditions on a general, non-radial weight \mu?

— $\mathcal F$-Transitivity of Backward Shifts on Lattice Graphs  (2609.34308 - Chen et al., 28 Sep 2026) in Section 5, Further questions, item (2)