On the essential spectrum of a model operator associated with the system of three particles on a lattice
Tulkin Husenovich Rasulov, Расулов Тулкин Хусенович
Abstract
Tulkin Husenovich Rasulov, Расулов Тулкин Хусенович
Abstract
A model operator H associated with the system of three-identical particles on a lattice ℤ3 is considered. The location of the essential spectrum of H is described by the spectrum of the corresponding Friedrichs model, that is, the two-particle and three-particle branches of the essential spectrum of H are singled out. It is proved that the essential spectrum of H consists of no more than three bounded closed intervals. An appearance of two-particle branches on the both sides of the three-particle branch is shown. Moreover, we obtain an analogue of the Faddeev equation and its symmetric version, for the eigenfunctions of H.
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A model operator H associated with the system of three-identical particles on a lattice ℤ3 is considered. The location of the essential spectrum of H is described by the spectrum of the corresponding Friedrichs model, that is, the two-particle and three-particle branches of the essential spectrum of H are singled out. It is proved that the essential spectrum of H consists of no more than three bounded closed intervals. An appearance of two-particle branches on the both sides of the three-particle branch is shown. Moreover, we obtain an analogue of the Faddeev equation and its symmetric version, for the eigenfunctions of H.
Key concepts: Essential spectrum, Eigenfunction, Spectrum (functional analysis), Bounded function, Operator (biology), Lattice (music), Mathematics, Continuous spectrum