In this work we continue the study of the Weyl asymptotics of the distribution of eigenvalues of non-self-adjoint (pseudo)differential operators with small random perturbations, by treating the case of multiplicative perturbations in arbitrary dimension. We were led to quite essential improvements of many of the probabilistic aspects.
For a class of non-selfadjoint –pseudodifferential operators with double characteristics, we give a precise description of the spectrum and establish accurate semiclassical resolvent estimates in a neighborhood of the origin. Specifically, assuming that the quadratic approximations of the principal symbol of the operator along the double characteristics enjoy a partial ellipticity property along a suitable subspace of the phase space, namely their singular space, we give a precise description of...
We study a system of pseudodifferential equations which is elliptic in the Petrovskii sense on a closed smooth manifold. We prove that the operator generated by the system is a Fredholm operator in a refined two-sided scale of Hilbert function spaces. Elements of this scale are special isotropic spaces of Hörmander-Volevich-Paneah.
Nous donnons des résultats analytiques sur les propriétés de régularité du laplacien hypoelliptique de Jean-Michel Bismut et plus généralement sur les opérateurs de type Fokker-Planck géométrique agissant sur le fibré cotangent d’une variété riemannienne compacte . En particulier, nous prouvons un résultat d’hypoellipticité maximale pour , et nous en déduisons des bornes sur la localisation de ses valeurs spectrales.
It is shown that maximal truncations of nonconvolution L²-bounded singular integral operators with kernels satisfying Hörmander’s condition are weak type (1,1) and -bounded for 1 < p< ∞. Under stronger smoothness conditions, such estimates can be obtained using a generalization of Cotlar’s inequality. This inequality is not applicable here and the point of this article is to treat the boundedness of such maximal singular integral operators in an alternative way.