Scattering resonances on truncated cones

Baskin, Dean; Yang, Mengxuan

doi:10.2140/paa.2020.2.385

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“…2 /.g j ' j / D 0 to a Bessel equation by change of variables. For a detailed treatment on this solution on a single Fourier mode, we refer to [3]. By the functional calculus on product cones, f ./g.r; / D r Now, what we can compute by the asymptotic expansion of Bessel functions is the principal symbol of the conormal solution u j at N ¹r C r 0 D tº (as we will do in the later part of this section); for now we write these principal symbols P j .t; r; r 0 ; /' j .…”

Section: Diffraction Coefficient On Product Conesmentioning

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Propagation of polyhomogeneity, diffraction, and scattering on product cones

Yang

2022

J. Spectr. Theory

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We consider diffraction of waves on a product cone. We first show that diffractive waves enjoy a one-step polyhomogeneous asymptotic expansion, which is an improvement of Cheeger and Taylor's classical result of half-step polyhomogeneity of diffractive waves [Comm. Pure Appl. Math. 35 (1982), 275-331 and 487-529]. We also conclude that on product cones, the scattering matrix is the diffraction coefficient, which is the principal symbol of the diffractive half wave kernel, for strictly diffractively related points on the cross section. This generalize the result of Ford, Hassell and Hillairet in 2-dimensional flat cone settings (Ford, Hassell, and Hillairet, 2018). In the last section, we also give a radiation field interpretation of the relationship between the scattering matrix and the diffraction coefficient.

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Section: Diffraction Coefficient On Product Conesmentioning

confidence: 99%