In this paper, we consider a discontinuous Dirac operator with eigenparameter dependent both boundary and two transmission conditions. We introduce a suitable Hilbert space formulation and get some properties of eigenvalues and eigenfunctions. Then we investigate the Green's function, the resolvent operator, and some uniqueness theorems by using the Weyl function and some spectral data. Primary 34A55; secondary 34B24; 34L05
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We study properties and the asymptotic behavior of spectral characteristics for a class of singular Sturm-Liouville differential operators with discontinuity conditions and an eigenparameter in boundary conditions. We also determine the Weyl function for this problem and prove uniqueness theorems for a solution of the inverse problem corresponding to this function and spectral data. Дослiджено властивостi та асимптотичну поведiнку спектральних характеристик для класу сингулярних диференцiальних операторiв Штурма-Лiувiлля з розривними умовами та власним параметром у граничних умовах. Визначено функцiю Вейля для цiєї задачi та доведено теореми про єдинiсть розв'язку оберненої задачi, що вiдповiдає цiй функцiї та спектральним даним.
In this paper, some properties of kernel and integral representation of Jost solution are studied for Sturm-Liouville operator with diffusion potential and discontinuity on the half line.
In this paper, we consider a discontinuous Sturm-Liouville operator with parameter-dependent boundary conditions and two interior discontinuities. We obtain eigenvalues and eigenfunctions together with their asymptotic approximate formulas. Then, we give some uniqueness theorems by using Weyl function and spectral data, which are called eigenvalues and normalizing constants for solution of inverse problem. MSC: Primary 34A55; secondary 34B24; 34L05
We give a derivation of the main equation for Sturm-Liouville operator with Coulomb potential and prove its unique solvability. Using the solution of the main equation, we get an algorithm for the solution of the inverse problem.
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