We study the spectrum of the HamiltonianH onl 2(Zopf) given by (Hpsgr)(n)=psgr(n+1)+psgr(n–1)+V(n)psgr(n) with the hierarchical (ultrametric) potentialV(2 m (2l+1))=lambda(1–R m )/(1–R), corresponding to 1-, 2-, and 3-dimensional Coulomb potentials for 0R<>R=1 andR>1, respectively, in a suitably chosen valuation metric. We prove that the spectrum is a Cantor set and gaps open at the eigenvaluese n (1)e n (2)<>e n (2 n –1) of the Dirichlet problemHpsgr=Epsgr, psgr(0)=psgr(2 n )=0,ngE1. In the gap opening ate n (k) the integrated density of states takes on the valuek/2 n . The spectrum is purely singular continuous forRgE1 when the potential is unbounded, and the Lyapunov exponent gamma vanishes in the spectrum. The spectrum is purely continuous forR<1 in="">sgr(H)cap[–2, 2] and gamma=0 here, but one cannot exclude the presence of eigenvalues near the border of the spectrum. We also propose an explicit formula for the Green's function.
Cantor spectrum and singular continuity for a hierarchical hamiltonian / H. Kunz; R. Livi; A. Suto. - In: COMMUNICATIONS IN MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS. - ISSN 0010-3616. - STAMPA. - 122:(1989), pp. 643-679.
Cantor spectrum and singular continuity for a hierarchical hamiltonian
LIVI, ROBERTO;
1989
Abstract
We study the spectrum of the HamiltonianH onl 2(Zopf) given by (Hpsgr)(n)=psgr(n+1)+psgr(n–1)+V(n)psgr(n) with the hierarchical (ultrametric) potentialV(2 m (2l+1))=lambda(1–R m )/(1–R), corresponding to 1-, 2-, and 3-dimensional Coulomb potentials for 0R<>R=1 andR>1, respectively, in a suitably chosen valuation metric. We prove that the spectrum is a Cantor set and gaps open at the eigenvaluese n (1)e n (2)<>e n (2 n –1) of the Dirichlet problemHpsgr=Epsgr, psgr(0)=psgr(2 n )=0,ngE1. In the gap opening ate n (k) the integrated density of states takes on the valuek/2 n . The spectrum is purely singular continuous forRgE1 when the potential is unbounded, and the Lyapunov exponent gamma vanishes in the spectrum. The spectrum is purely continuous forR<1 in="">sgr(H)cap[–2, 2] and gamma=0 here, but one cannot exclude the presence of eigenvalues near the border of the spectrum. We also propose an explicit formula for the Green's function.I documenti in FLORE sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.