Description of the spectrum of one fourth-order operator matrix

T. H. Rasulov ; H. M. Latipov

Journal of Samara State Technical University, Ser. Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Tome 27 (2023) no. 3, pp. 427-445.

Résumé

An operator matrix ${\cal A}$ of fourth-order is considered. This operator corresponds to the Hamiltonian of a system with non conserved number and at most four particles on a lattice. It is shown that the operator matrix ${\cal A}$ is unitarily equivalent to the diagonal matrix, the diagonal elements of which are operator matrices of fourth-order. The location of the essential spectrum of the operator ${\cal A}$ is described, that is, two-particle, three-particle and four-particle branches of the essential spectrum of the operator ${\cal A}$ are singled out. It is established that the essential spectrum of the operator matrix ${\cal A}$ consists of the union of closed intervals whose number is not over 14. A Fredholm determinant is constructed such that its set of zeros and the discrete spectrum of the operator matrix ${\cal A}$ coincide, moreover, it was shown that the number of simple eigenvalues of the operator matrix ${\cal A}$ lying outside the essential spectrum does not exceed 16.

Détail

Keywords: Fock space, operator matrix, annihilation and creation operators, unitary equivalent operators, essential, discrete and point spectra.

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