An analysis of non-selfadjoint first-order differential operators with non-local point interactions

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Auteurs principaux: Fischbacher, Christoph, Paraiso, Danie, Povey-Rowe, Chloe, Zimmerman, Brady
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author Fischbacher, Christoph
Paraiso, Danie
Povey-Rowe, Chloe
Zimmerman, Brady
author_facet Fischbacher, Christoph
Paraiso, Danie
Povey-Rowe, Chloe
Zimmerman, Brady
contents We study the spectra of non-selfadjoint first-order operators on the interval with non-local point interactions, formally given by ${i\partial_x+V+k\langle δ,\cdot\rangle}$. We give precise estimates on the location of the eigenvalues on the complex plane and prove that the root vectors of these operators form Riesz bases of $L^2(0,2π)$. Under the additional assumption that the operator is maximally dissipative, we prove that it can have at most one real eigenvalue, and given any $λ\in\mathbb{R}$, we explicitly construct the unique operator realization such that $λ$ is in its spectrum. We also investigate the time-evolution generated by these maximally dissipative operators.
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spellingShingle An analysis of non-selfadjoint first-order differential operators with non-local point interactions
Fischbacher, Christoph
Paraiso, Danie
Povey-Rowe, Chloe
Zimmerman, Brady
Spectral Theory
Functional Analysis
Primary: 47B28, 34B10, 34L05, 34L10, Secondary: 30D99, 47B44, 47E05
We study the spectra of non-selfadjoint first-order operators on the interval with non-local point interactions, formally given by ${i\partial_x+V+k\langle δ,\cdot\rangle}$. We give precise estimates on the location of the eigenvalues on the complex plane and prove that the root vectors of these operators form Riesz bases of $L^2(0,2π)$. Under the additional assumption that the operator is maximally dissipative, we prove that it can have at most one real eigenvalue, and given any $λ\in\mathbb{R}$, we explicitly construct the unique operator realization such that $λ$ is in its spectrum. We also investigate the time-evolution generated by these maximally dissipative operators.
title An analysis of non-selfadjoint first-order differential operators with non-local point interactions
topic Spectral Theory
Functional Analysis
Primary: 47B28, 34B10, 34L05, 34L10, Secondary: 30D99, 47B44, 47E05
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.11278