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... spectrum of coincides with the essential spectrum of T1 ( t ) + B . B. Non - Self Adjoint Operators B1 Given the formal differential operator T = ( d / dt ) p ( t ) ( d / dt ) + q ( t ) on the interval [ 0 , ∞ ) , where Rp ( t ) > 0 ...
... spectrum of coincides with the essential spectrum of T1 ( t ) + B . B. Non - Self Adjoint Operators B1 Given the formal differential operator T = ( d / dt ) p ( t ) ( d / dt ) + q ( t ) on the interval [ 0 , ∞ ) , where Rp ( t ) > 0 ...
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... spectrum of 7 is void ( Berkowitz [ 1 ] ) . Other conditions which allow the approximate determination of the essential spectrum are the following : ( 31 ) Let K = lim sup q ( t ) — lim inf q ( t ) t → ∞ - t → ∞ in the interval [ 0 ...
... spectrum of 7 is void ( Berkowitz [ 1 ] ) . Other conditions which allow the approximate determination of the essential spectrum are the following : ( 31 ) Let K = lim sup q ( t ) — lim inf q ( t ) t → ∞ - t → ∞ in the interval [ 0 ...
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... spectrum of 7. If f ' " ' \ q ' ' ( s ) \ ds = O ( t ) , then 12 - μ \ = 0 ( Hartman and Putnam [ 2 ] ) . ( 37 ) ... spectrum of 7 is not void . For real positive let d ( ) be the distance from 2 to the essential spectrum of 7. Then d ( λ ) ...
... spectrum of 7. If f ' " ' \ q ' ' ( s ) \ ds = O ( t ) , then 12 - μ \ = 0 ( Hartman and Putnam [ 2 ] ) . ( 37 ) ... spectrum of 7 is not void . For real positive let d ( ) be the distance from 2 to the essential spectrum of 7. Then d ( λ ) ...
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