Absolutely continuous spectrum for 1D quasiperiodic operators
By Jean Bourgain, S. Jitomirskaya. 2002
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Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Mathematical Physics
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In Applied Mathematics
- Jiangong You
- Qi Zhou
- David Damanik
- Artur Avila
- S. Jitomirskaya
- R. Krikorian
- Bassam Fayad
- Barry Simon
In Mathematical Physics
- David Damanik
- Jiangong You
- Qi Zhou
- Artur Avila
- S. Jitomirskaya
- Marcelo Viana
- R. Krikorian
- Bassam Fayad
Citations in the corpus
- Schrödinger operators with dynamically defined potentials (2014, background): “Such an improvement was obtained by Jitomirskaya and Last in [136] for λ > 14.5 and by Jitomirskaya and Krasovsky in [134] for λ > 1 (really as a consequence of L(E) > 0, which by the Herman estimate holds when λ > 1).”
- Embedding of Analytic Quasi-Periodic Cocycles into Analytic Quasi-Periodic Linear Systems and its Applications (2012, background): “Avila and Jitomirskaya [7] further developed a quantitative Aubry duality to prove that almost localization implies almost reducibility for the dual model.”
- Generic Singular Spectrum For Ergodic Schrödinger Operators (2005, background): “We thank Svetlana Jitomirskaya and Barry Simon for stimulating discussions.”
- Almost reducibility and absolute continuity I (2010, background): “requency cocycle close to constant is almost reducible. Proof. Any one-frequency cocycle which is close to constant is either uniformly hyperbolic or subcritical (this is essentially due to [BJ1] and [BJ2], and it is explicitly obtained in [A1] by a different argument). Uniformly hyperbolic cocycles ”
- Almost localization and almost reducibility (2008, methodology): “v,λbe as in Theorem 1.4. Then the singular spectrum is the same for all phases θ∈ R(and empty). We note that in the non-perturbative regime, the a.e. absolutely continuous spectrum was established in [BJ1]. What we address here is the stability of singular spectrum. 1.3. Further non-perturbative ana”