Differentiability of eigenfunctions of the closures of differential operators with rational coefficient functions
Fuminori Sakaguchi, Masahito Hayashi

TL;DR
This paper proves the regularity of eigenfunctions of certain differential operators with rational coefficients, establishing a correspondence with solutions of the differential equation without assuming prior regularity, applicable to Sobolev spaces.
Contribution
It demonstrates the differentiability of eigenfunctions of closures of differential operators with rational coefficients without prior assumptions, and establishes a one-to-one correspondence with solutions of the differential equation.
Findings
Eigenfunctions are differentiable up to order M.
One-to-one correspondence with solutions in C^M(R)∩L_k^2(R).
Regularity holds without assumptions on derivatives.
Abstract
In this paper, for an operator defined by the action of an M-th order differential operator with rational-type coefficients on the function space L_k^2(R):={f: measurable | \|f\|_k <\infty} with norm \|f\|_k^2:= \int |f(x)|^2 (x^2+1)^k dx (k \in Z), we prove the regularity (continuity and differentiability up to M times) of the eigenfunctions of its closure (with respect to the graph norm), except at singular points of the corresponding ordinary differential equation without any assumptions for the Sobolev space, i.e., without any assumptions about the m-th order derivatives of the eigenfunctions with m=1,2,.., M-1. (For the special case of k=0, we prove this regularity for the usual L^2(R).) Especially, we show a one-to-one correspondence between the eigenfunctions of its closure and the solutions in C^M(R)\cap L_k^2(R) of the corresponding differential equation under the condition…
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TopicsDifferential Equations and Boundary Problems · Advanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering · Spectral Theory in Mathematical Physics
