Determinants of elliptic pseudo-differential operators
Maxim Kontsevich, Simeon Vishik

TL;DR
This paper investigates the determinants of elliptic pseudo-differential operators, revealing a hidden quadratic non-linearity in their zeta-function definitions and introducing new determinants and trace functionals.
Contribution
It provides explicit formulas for the multiplicative anomaly, introduces a new trace functional TR, and extends the concept of determinants to broader classes of PDOs with novel algebraic and analytic insights.
Findings
Explicit formula for multiplicative anomaly in terms of symbols
Identification of quadratic non-linearity in zeta-function determinants
Introduction of a canonical determinant for nonzero order PDOs
Abstract
Determinants of invertible pseudo-differential operators (PDOs) close to positive self-adjoint ones are defined throughthe zeta-function regularization. We define a multiplicative anomaly as the ratio considered as a functionon pairs of elliptic PDOs. We obtained an explicit formula for the multiplicative anomaly in terms of symbols of operators. For a certain natural classof PDOs on odd-dimensional manifolds generalizing the class of ellipticdifferential operators, the multiplicative anomaly is identically . For elliptic PDOs from this class a holomorphic determinant and a determinant for zero orders PDOs are introduced. Using various algebraic, analytic, and topological tools we study local and global properties of the multiplicative anomaly and of the determinant Lie group closely related with it. The Lie algebra for the determinant Lie group has a…
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TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering · Spectral Theory in Mathematical Physics · Differential Equations and Boundary Problems
