Let be a complete, simply connected harmonic manifold with sectional curvatures satisfying . In \cite{biswas6}, a Fourier transform was defined for functions on , and a Fourier inversion formula and Plancherel theorem were proved. We use the Fourier transform to investigate the dynamics on for of certain bounded linear operators $T : L^p(X) \to L^p(X)L^p$-multipliers" in accordance with standard terminology. These operators are required to preserve the subspace of radial functions. A notion of convolution with radial functions was defined in \cite{biswas6}, and these operators are also required to be compatible with convolution in the sense that for all radial -functions . They are also required to be compatible with translation of radial functions. Examples of -multipliers are given by the operator of convolution with an radial function, or more generally convolution with a finite radial measure. In particular elements of the heat semigroup act as multipliers. Given , we show that for any -multiplier which is not a scalar multiple of the identity, there is an open set of values of $\nu \in \frac{1}{\nu} TL^p(X)$ in the sense of Devaney, i.e. topologically transitive and with periodic points dense. Moreover such operators are topologically mixing. We also show that there is a constant such that for any with $\Re c
c_pe^{ct} e^{t\Delta}L^p(X)$ is chaotic. These results generalize the corresponding results for rank one symmetric spaces of noncompact type and negatively curved harmonic groups (or Damek-Ricci spaces).

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