Pseudodifferential parametrices of infinite order for SG-hyperbolic problems.
We study in this paper a notion of pseudo-spectrum in the semi-classical setting called injectivity pseudo-spectrum. The injectivity pseudo-spectrum is a subset of points in the complex plane where there exist some quasi-modes with a precise rate of decay. For that reason, these values can be considered as some ‘almost eigenvalues’ in the semi-classical limit. We are interested here in studying the absence of injectivity pseudo-spectrum, which is characterized by a global a priori estimate. We prove...
We study spectral asymptotics and resolvent bounds for non-selfadjoint perturbations of selfadjoint -pseudodifferential operators in dimension 2, assuming that the classical flow of the unperturbed part is completely integrable. Spectral contributions coming from rational invariant Lagrangian tori are analyzed. Estimating the tunnel effect between strongly irrational (Diophantine) and rational tori, we obtain an accurate description of the spectrum in a suitable complex window, provided that the...
In this paper we will give a brief survey of recent regularity results for Fourier integral operators with complex phases. This will include the case of real phase functions. Applications include hyperbolic partial differential equations as well as non-hyperbolic classes of equations. An application to an oblique derivative problem is also given.
On sait depuis 1976 qu’il existe un lien entre systèmes de champs de vecteurs réels et groupes nilpotents. On montre ici que ce phénomène s’étend aux systèmes d’opérateurs pseudo-différentiels à symboles principaux réels. Une équivalence de propriétés est conjecturée, mais seule l’une des implications est ici démontrée.
Classical Gårding inequalities such as those of Hörmander, Hörmander-Melin or Fefferman-Phong are proved by pseudo-differential methods which do not allow to keep a good control on the supports of the functions under study nor on the smoothness of the coefficients of the operator. In this paper, we show by very simple calculations that in certain special situations, the results that can be obtained directly are much better than those expected thanks to the general theory.