Spectra of Magnetic Operators on the Diamond Lattice Fractal
Antoni Brzoska, Aubrey Coffey, Madeline Rooney, Stephen Loew, Luke G., Rogers

TL;DR
This paper extends spectral decimation techniques to magnetic Schrödinger operators on the diamond lattice fractal, bridging historical physics methods with modern functional analysis for spectral computation.
Contribution
It adapts spectral decimation to magnetic operators on fractals, providing a complete method for the diamond lattice fractal and connecting past physics approaches with current mathematical frameworks.
Findings
Successfully computes spectra of magnetic operators on the fractal
Establishes the existence of a limiting fractal operator
Links physics-based techniques with modern analysis methods
Abstract
We adapt the well-known spectral decimation technique for computing spectra of Laplacians on certain symmetric self-similar sets to the case of magnetic Schrodinger operators and work through this method completely for the diamond lattice fractal. This connects results of physicists from the 1980's, who used similar techniques to compute spectra of sequences of magnetic operators on graph approximations to fractals but did not verify existence of a limiting fractal operator, to recent work describing magnetic operators on fractals via functional analytic techniques.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Theoretical and Computational Physics · advanced mathematical theories
