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Inverse spectral problem for radial Schrödinger operator on [0, 1]

Frédéric Serier

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For a class of singular Sturm-Liouville equations on the unit interval with explicit singularity $a(a + 1)/x^2, a \in \mathbb{N}$, we consider an inverse spectral problem. Our goal is the global parametrization of potentials by spectral data noted by $λ^a$, and some norming constants noted by $κ^a$. For $a = 0$ and $a=1$, $λ^a\times κ^a$ was already known to be a global coordinate system on $\lr$. With the help of transformation operators, we extend this result to any non-negative integer $a$ and give a description of isospectral sets.

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For a class of singular Sturm-Liouville equations on the unit interval with explicit singularity $a(a + 1)/x^2, a \in \mathbb{N}$, we consider an inverse spectral problem. Our goal is the global parametrization of potentials by spectral data noted by $λ^a$, and some norming constants noted by $κ^a$. For $a = 0$ and $a=1$, $λ^a\times κ^a$ was already known to be a global coordinate system on $\lr$. With the help of transformation operators, we extend this result to any non-negative integer $a$ and give a description of isospectral sets.

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For a class of singular Sturm-Liouville equations on the unit interval with explicit singularity $a(a + 1)/x^2, a \in \mathbb{N}$, we consider an inverse spectral problem. Our goal is the global parametrization of potentials by spectral data noted by $λ^a$, and some norming constants noted by $κ^a$. For $a = 0$ and $a=1$, $λ^a\times κ^a$ was already known to be a global coordinate system on $\lr$. With the help of transformation operators, we extend this result to any non-negative integer $a$ and give a description of isospectral sets.

Key concepts: Isospectral, Parametrization (atmospheric modeling), Mathematics, Integer (computer science), Singularity, Inverse, Operator (biology), Interval (graph theory)

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