The semi-classical spectrum and the Birkhoff normal form
Yves Colin De Verdi\`ere (IF)

TL;DR
This paper provides an elementary proof that the semi-classical spectrum near a global minimum uniquely determines the Birkhoff normal form in the non-resonant case and explores similar issues in the resonant case.
Contribution
It offers a new, elementary proof of the spectral determination of the Birkhoff normal form and extends the analysis to the resonant case.
Findings
Spectral data near a minimum determines the BNF in non-resonant cases.
Extension of spectral determination results to resonant cases.
Simplified proof approach for spectral and normal form relationship.
Abstract
The purposes of this note are: 1) to propose a direct and "elementary" proof of the main result proved by Guillemin-Paul-Uribe [GPU], namely that the semi-classical spectrum near a global minimum of the classical Hamiltonian determines the whole semi-classical Birkhoff normal form (denoted the BNF) in the non-resonant case. 2) to present in the completely resonant case a similar problem.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Numerical Analysis Techniques · Digital Filter Design and Implementation · Mathematical Analysis and Transform Methods
