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On the "Weighted" Schrödinger Operator with Point d-Interactions

ON THE “WEIGHTED” SCHRODINGER ¨ OPERATOR WITH POINT δ-INTERACTIONS

Manaf Dzh. MANAFOV
Pages
743–749
Publication Date
2012-05-01
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The number of negative eigenvalues of the “weighted” Schr¨odinger operator with point δ-interactions are found and by means of the Floquet theory, stability or instability of the solutions to periodic “weighted” equations with δ-interactions are determined.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The number of negative eigenvalues of the “weighted” Schr¨odinger operator with point δ-interactions are found and by means of the Floquet theory, stability or instability of the solutions to periodic “weighted” equations with δ-interactions are determined.
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⚙️Variables:“Weighted” Schr¨odinger operator · Point δ-interactions · Negative eigenvalues

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The number of negative eigenvalues of the “weighted” Schr¨odinger operator with point δ-interactions are found and by means of the Floquet theory, stability or instability of the solutions to periodic “weighted” equations with δ-interactions are determined.

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MANAFOV, M. D. (2012). On the "Weighted" Schrödinger Operator with Point d-Interactions. Hacettepe Journal of Mathematics and Statistics, Cilt: 41 - Sayı: 5, 743–749. https://ajindex.com/articles/669631

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