Spectre conjoint d'opérateurs pseudodifférentiels qui commutent
Nello studio dei problemi del tipo , si impongono generalmente delle condizione sul comportamento asintotico di rispetto allo spettro di . Avendo in vista dei problemi quasilineari del tipo , sembra naturale introdurre una nozione di spettro per che tenga conto della dipendenza del membro di destra rispetto al gradiende . L'oggetto di questo lavoro è di definire, studiare e applicare questa nuova nozione di spettro.
On construit les fonctions propres sur et les valeurs caractéristiques du noyau de Hilbert-Schmidt . Le spectre est donné par la solution d’une équation transcendante dont le comportement asymptotique est .
A new concept of spectrum for a solvable Lie algebra of operators is introduced, extending the Taylor spectrum for commuting tuples. This spectrum has the projection property on any Lie subalgebra and, for algebras of compact operators, it may be computed by means of a variant of the classical Ringrose theorem.
Let A and B be two unitary Banach algebras. We study linear mappings from A into B which preserve the polynomially convex hull of the spectrum. In particular, we give conditions under which such surjective linear mappings are Jordan morphisms.
For singularly perturbed Schrödinger equations with decaying potentials at infinity we construct semiclassical states of a critical frequency concentrating on spheres near zeroes of the potentials. The results generalize some recent work of Ambrosetti–Malchiodi–Ni [3] which gives solutions concentrating on spheres where the potential is positive. The solutions we obtain exhibit different behaviors from the ones given in [3].
To any bounded analytic semigroup on Hilbert space or on -space, one may associate natural ’square functions’. In this survey paper, we review old and recent results on these square functions, as well as some extensions to various classes of Banach spaces, including noncommutative -spaces, Banach lattices, and their subspaces. We give some applications to functional calculus, similarity problems, multiplier theory, and control theory.