An estimate of the Cauchy matrix function for the Dirac system in the case of finite-gap nonperiodic potentials (Q1326077): Difference between revisions

A Cauchy matrix function for the differential system \(By'+ \Omega(x)y- \lambda y=0\) is defined as a mapping \(F(.,.;.)\) such that for any \(t\), \(\lambda\), the mapping \(F(.,t;\lambda)\) is a matrix-valued solution that satisfies the condition: \(F(t,t;\lambda)= B\). The aim of the paper is to obtain an estimate of the form: \(\| F(x,t;\lambda)\|\leq C_ 1| x- t|+ C_ 2\) in the case \[ B=\left({0\atop -1} {1\atop 0}\right),\quad\Omega(x)= \left({p(x)\atop q(x)} {q(x)\atop - p(x)}\right), \] where the function \(\Omega(.)\) is defined by a so-called finite-gap potential \(u_ N(x)= q(x)- ip(x)\).