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For every $\alpha \in (0,+\infty)$ and $p,q \in (1,+\infty)$ let $T_\alpha$
be the operator $L^p[0,1]\to L^q[0,1]$ defined via the equality $(T_\alpha
f)(x) := \int_0^{x^\alpha} f(y) d y$. We study the norms of $T_\alpha$ for
every $p$, $q$. In the case $p=q$ we further study its spectrum, point
spectrum, eigenfunctions, and the norms of its iterates. Moreover, for the case
$p=q=2$ we determine the point spectrum and eigenfunctions for $T^*_\alpha
T_\alpha$, where $T^*_\alpha$ is the adjoint operator.