Weighted Hardy-Sobolev spaces and complex scaling of differential equations with operator coefficients
Victor Kalvin

TL;DR
This paper introduces weighted Hardy-Sobolev spaces of vector-valued functions to facilitate complex scaling in linear differential equations with operator coefficients, with applications to boundary value problems in cylindrical domains.
Contribution
It develops a new functional analytic framework using weighted Hardy-Sobolev spaces for complex scaling of differential equations with unbounded operator coefficients.
Findings
Weighted Hardy-Sobolev spaces are effective for complex scaling.
Application to boundary value problems in cylindrical domains.
Framework handles operator coefficients with dilation analyticity.
Abstract
In this paper we study weighted Hardy-Sobolev spaces of vector valued functions analytic on double-napped cones of the complex plane. We introduce these spaces as a tool for complex scaling of linear ordinary differential equations with dilation analytic unbounded operator coefficients. As examples we consider boundary value problems in cylindrical domains and domains with quasicylindrical ends.
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Taxonomy
TopicsDifferential Equations and Boundary Problems · Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems · Numerical methods in inverse problems
