Abstract:Nous considérons un opérateur h-pseudodifférentiel non-autoadjoint dans la limite semiclassique. p désigne le symbole principal. Nous savons que la résolvante existe à l'intérieur de l'image de p jusqu'à une distance O((h), de certains points du bord, où k ∈ {2, 4, . . .}. Dans ce travail, nous précisons les estimations de résolvantes qu'ont obtenues différents auteurs dans le cas k = 2, et en dimension 1. Pour la preuve, il s'agit de construire, via un scaling, des quasimodes pour des valeurs du paramètre spe… Show more
“…We refer the reader to [7,Section 14.5] or [19, Section VII.D] for an introduction and a summary of recent results. As a (necessarily non-exhaustive) list of articles related to this family of operators, we mention [9,6,5,4,8,28,25,23,15,11].…”
We identify the norm of the semigroup generated by the non-selfadjoint harmonic oscillator acting on L 2 (R), for all complex times where it is bounded. We relate this problem to embeddings between Gaussian-weighted spaces of holomorphic functions, and we show that the same technique applies, in any dimension, to the semigroup e −tQ generated by an elliptic quadratic operator acting on L 2 (R n ). The method used -identifying the exponents of sharp products of Mehler formulas -is elementary and is inspired by more general works of L. Hörmander, A. Melin, and J. Sjöstrand.
“…We refer the reader to [7,Section 14.5] or [19, Section VII.D] for an introduction and a summary of recent results. As a (necessarily non-exhaustive) list of articles related to this family of operators, we mention [9,6,5,4,8,28,25,23,15,11].…”
We identify the norm of the semigroup generated by the non-selfadjoint harmonic oscillator acting on L 2 (R), for all complex times where it is bounded. We relate this problem to embeddings between Gaussian-weighted spaces of holomorphic functions, and we show that the same technique applies, in any dimension, to the semigroup e −tQ generated by an elliptic quadratic operator acting on L 2 (R n ). The method used -identifying the exponents of sharp products of Mehler formulas -is elementary and is inspired by more general works of L. Hörmander, A. Melin, and J. Sjöstrand.
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