A geometric approach to absolutely continuous spectrum for discrete Schr\"odinger operators
Richard Froese, David Hasler, Wolfgang Spitzer

TL;DR
This paper reviews a geometric method for establishing the absolutely continuous spectrum in Schrödinger operators, covering decaying potentials, Anderson models on trees, and introducing loop tree models with open questions.
Contribution
It presents a simplified proof for ac spectrum in the Anderson model on trees and introduces new loop tree models, expanding the understanding of spectral properties in these systems.
Findings
Proved ac spectrum for Anderson model on trees
Extended ac spectrum results to percolation models on trees
Introduced novel loop tree models with open research problems
Abstract
We review a geometric approach to proving absolutely continuous (ac) spectrum for random and deterministic Schr\"odinger operators developed in \cite{FHS1,FHS2,FHS3,FHS4}. We study decaying potentials in one dimension and present a simplified proof of ac spectrum of the Anderson model on trees. The latter implies ac spectrum for a percolation model on trees. Finally, we introduce certain loop tree models which lead to some interesting open problems.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSpectral Theory in Mathematical Physics · Quantum chaos and dynamical systems · Random Matrices and Applications
