Spectral theory for pairs of differential operators

Topics from spectral theory of differential operators

Introduction 2 1. Self-adjointness of Schrödinger operators 3 1.0. Solving the Schrödinger equation 3 1.1. Linear operators in Hilbert space 7 1.2. Criteria for (essential) self-adjointness 13 1.3. Application to Schrödinger operators 18 2. Hardy-Rellich inequalities 21 2.0. Relative boundedness 21 2.1. Weighted estimates 24 2.2. Explicit bounds 26 3. Spectral properties of radially periodic Sc...

Lp SPECTRAL THEORY OF HIGHER-ORDER ELLIPTIC DIFFERENTIAL OPERATORS

Spectral Analysis for Differential Operators with Singularities

Nonselfadjoint boundary value problems for second-order differential equations on a finite interval with nonintegrable singularities inside the interval are considered under additional sewing conditions for solutions at the singular point. We study properties of the spectrum, prove the completeness of eigenand associated functions, and investigate the inverse problem of recovering the boundary ...

Spectral theory of transfer operators∗

We give a survey on some recent developments in the spectral theory of transfer operators, also called Ruelle-Perron-Frobenius (RPF) operators, associated to expanding and mixing dynamical systems. Different methods for spectral study are presented. Topics include maximal eigenvalue of RPF operators, smooth invariant measures, ergodic theory for chain of markovian projections, equilibrium state...

On the Spectral Properties of Degenerate Non-selfadjoint Elliptic systems of Differential Operators