Spectral analysis of selfadjoint elliptic differential operators, Dirichlet-to-Neumann maps, and abstract Weyl functions

Спектральный анализ самосопряжённых эллиптических дифференциальных операторов, отображений Дирихле—Неймана и абстрактных функций Вейля
Jussi Behrndt, Jonathan Rohleder
2015-09-07

Dirichlet-to-Neumann mapsGlazman decompositionWeyl functionsextension theory of symmetric operatorsselfadjoint elliptic differential operators
The spectrum of a selfadjoint second order elliptic differential operator in L2(Rn) is described in terms of the limiting behavior of Dirichlet-to-Neumann maps, which arise in a multi-dimensional Glazman decomposition and correspond to an interior and an exterior boundary value problem. This leads to PDE analogs of renowned facts in spectral theory of ODEs. The main results in this paper are first derived in the more abstract context of extension theory of symmetric operators and corresponding Weyl functions, and are applied to the PDE setting afterwards.
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A multidimensional Glazman decomposition connects the relevant Dirichlet-to-Neumann maps with interior and exterior boundary value problems.
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The main spectral conclusions are first developed abstractly using extension theory for symmetric operators and Weyl functions, then applied to elliptic PDEs.
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The results establish partial differential equation analogs of classical spectral-theoretic facts known for ordinary differential equations.
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The spectrum of a selfadjoint second-order elliptic operator in L2(Rn) is characterized through the limiting behavior of associated Dirichlet-to-Neumann maps.

selfadjoint second-order elliptic differential operators in L2(R^n)

spectral characterization in terms of the limiting behavior of Dirichlet-to-Neumann maps, including the correspondence between interior and exterior boundary value problems

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Jussi Behrndt
Jonathan Rohleder
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