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Finite section method for aperiodic Schrödinger operators

Authors: Gabel, Fabian Nuraddin Alexander; Gallaun, Dennis; Großmann, Julian Peter; Lindner, Marko; Ukena, Riko;

Finite section method for aperiodic Schrödinger operators

Abstract

We consider 1D discrete Schrödinger operators with aperiodic potentials given by a Sturmian word, which is a natural generalisation of the Fibonacci Hamiltonian. Via a standard approximation by periodic potentials, we establish Hausdorff convergence of the corresponding spectra for the Schrödinger operators on the axis as well as for their compressions to the half-axis. Based on the half-axis results, we study the finite section method, which is another operator approximation, now by compressions to finite but growing intervals, that is often used to solve operator equations approximately. We find that, also for this purpose, the aperiodic case can be studied via its periodic approximants. Our results on the finite section method of the aperiodic operator are illustrated by confirming a result on the finite sections of the special case of the Fibonacci Hamiltonian.

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65J10, spectra, Applications of operator theory in the physical sciences, Jacobi (tridiagonal) operators (matrices) and generalizations, Computer Science - Numerical Analysis, limit operators, FOS: Physical sciences, 47B36 (Primary) 47N50 (Secondary), Sturmian words, Numerical Analysis (math.NA), Mathematical Physics (math-ph), aperiodic operators, Mathematics - Spectral Theory, Mathematics - Mathematical Physics, Jacobi operators, Numerical solutions to equations with linear operators, 65J10, 47B36 (Primary) 47N50 (Secondary), FOS: Mathematics, Mathematics - Numerical Analysis, Spectral Theory (math.SP), Mathematical Physics

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