Asymptotic solutions for linear ODEs with not-necessarily meromorphic coefficients: a Levinson type theorem on complex domains, and applications
Giordano Cotti, Davide Guzzetti, Davide Masoero

TL;DR
This paper develops a Levinson-type theorem for linear ODEs with analytic, not necessarily meromorphic, coefficients on complex domains, establishing existence and uniqueness of asymptotic solutions and applying these results to problems in mathematical physics.
Contribution
It introduces new conditions ensuring asymptotic fundamental solutions for ODEs with non-meromorphic coefficients, extending classical results and addressing open conjectures in mathematical physics.
Findings
Existence and uniqueness of asymptotic fundamental solutions on large sectors
Conditions guaranteeing solutions for non-meromorphic coefficient ODEs
Application to integrable quantum field theories and affine opers
Abstract
In this paper, we consider systems of linear ordinary differential equations, with analytic coefficients on big sectorial domains, which are asymptotically diagonal for large values of . Inspired by N. Levinson's work [Lev48], we introduce two conditions on the dominant diagonal term (the -) and on the perturbation term (the ) of the coefficients of the system, respectively. Under these conditions, we show the existence and uniqueness, on big sectorial domains, of an fundamental matrix solution, i.e. asymptotically equivalent (for large ) to a fundamental system of solutions of the unperturbed diagonal system. Moreover, a refinement (in the case of subdominant solutions) and a generalization (in the case of systems depending on parameters) of this result are given. As a first application, we address the study of a class…
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TopicsMeromorphic and Entire Functions · Holomorphic and Operator Theory
