Non-self-adjoint Dirac operators on graphs

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Autori principali: Holzmann, Markus, Růžek, Václav, Tušek, Matěj
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author Holzmann, Markus
Růžek, Václav
Tušek, Matěj
author_facet Holzmann, Markus
Růžek, Václav
Tušek, Matěj
contents In this paper we introduce and study generally non-self-adjoint realizations of the Dirac operator on an arbitrary finite metric graph. Employing the robust boundary triple framework, we derive, in particular, a variant of the Birman Schwinger principle for its eigenvalues, and with an example of a star shaped graph we show that the point spectrum may exhibit diverse behaviour. Subsequently, we find sufficient and necessary conditions on transmission conditions at the graph's vertices under which the Dirac operator on the graph is symmetric with respect to the parity, the time reversal, or the charge conjugation transformation.
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spellingShingle Non-self-adjoint Dirac operators on graphs
Holzmann, Markus
Růžek, Václav
Tušek, Matěj
Mathematical Physics
Spectral Theory
Quantum Physics
81Q35, 81Q12
In this paper we introduce and study generally non-self-adjoint realizations of the Dirac operator on an arbitrary finite metric graph. Employing the robust boundary triple framework, we derive, in particular, a variant of the Birman Schwinger principle for its eigenvalues, and with an example of a star shaped graph we show that the point spectrum may exhibit diverse behaviour. Subsequently, we find sufficient and necessary conditions on transmission conditions at the graph's vertices under which the Dirac operator on the graph is symmetric with respect to the parity, the time reversal, or the charge conjugation transformation.
title Non-self-adjoint Dirac operators on graphs
topic Mathematical Physics
Spectral Theory
Quantum Physics
81Q35, 81Q12
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.00480