
Let $b_d$ be the Weyl symbol of the inverse to the harmonic oscillator on $\R^d$. We prove that $b_d$ and its derivatives satisfy convenient bounds of Gevrey and Gelfand-Shilov type, and obtain explicit expressions for $b_d$. In the even-dimensional case we characterize $b_d$ in terms of elementary functions. In the analysis we use properties of radial symmetry and a combination of different techniques involving classical a priori estimates, commutator identities, power series and asymptotic expansions.
24 pages. In previous versions, certain parts were managed by arguments involving the Bargmann transform. These parts are now proved in other ways. The Bargmann parts are now moved to an other arxiv preprint
Mathematics - Analysis of PDEs, FOS: Mathematics, primary 35Q40, 35S05, 46F05, secondary 33C10, 30Gxx, harmonic oscillator, inverse, Gelfand-Shilov estimates, ultradistributions, Analysis of PDEs (math.AP)
Mathematics - Analysis of PDEs, FOS: Mathematics, primary 35Q40, 35S05, 46F05, secondary 33C10, 30Gxx, harmonic oscillator, inverse, Gelfand-Shilov estimates, ultradistributions, Analysis of PDEs (math.AP)
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