Singularities and Asymptotic Distribution of Resonances for Schrödinger Operators in One Dimension

We obtain new results about the high-energy distribution of resonances for the one-dimensional Schrödinger operator. Our primary result is an upper bound on the density of resonances above any logarithmic curve in terms of the singular support of the potential. We also prove results about the distribution of resonances in sectors away from the real axis, and construct a class of potentials producing multiple sequences of resonances along distinct logarithmic curves, explicitly calculating the asymptotic location of these resonances. The results are unified by the use of an integral representation of the reflection coefficients, refining methods used in ( J. Differential Equations 137 (2) ( 1997 ) 251–272) and ( J. Funct. Anal. 178 (2) ( 2000 ) 396–420).

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Asymptotic Analysis
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2024-08-08
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https://doi.org/10.3233/asy-241928
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Spectral Theory in Mathematical Physics
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Singularities and Asymptotic Distribution of Resonances for Schrödinger Operators in One Dimension

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Abstract

We obtain new results about the high-energy distribution of resonances for the one-dimensional Schrödinger operator. Our primary result is an upper bound on the density of resonances above any logarithmic curve in terms of the singular support of the potential. We also prove results about the distribution of resonances in sectors away from the real axis, and construct a class of potentials producing multiple sequences of resonances along distinct logarithmic curves, explicitly calculating the asymptotic location of these resonances. The results are unified by the use of an integral representation of the reflection coefficients, refining methods used in ( J. Differential Equations 137 (2) ( 1997 ) 251–272) and ( J. Funct. Anal. 178 (2) ( 2000 ) 396–420).

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