Boundary value space associated with a given Weyl function

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Authors Muhamed Borogovac

Publication date 13 February 2021

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Weyl theory and its generalizations for ordinary differential equations (34B20) Linear relations (multivalued linear operators) (47A06) Equations and inequalities involving linear operators, with vector unknowns (47A50)

Abstract: Let $S$ be a symmetric linear relation in the Pontryagin space $left(mathcalK,,left[.,.ight]ight)$ of index $kappa$, let $Pi=left(mathcalmathcalH,Gamm{a}_0,Gamm{a}_{1}ight)$ be an ordinary boundary triple for the relation $S^{+}$, and let $Q$ be the Weyl function corresponding to $S$ and $Pi$. By means of a version of the Krein formula in Pontryagin space, we prove $hatA=kerGamm{a}_1$, where $hatA$ is the representing relation of $hatQ:=-Q^{-1}in{N}_{kappa}(mathcalH)$. For regular function $Qin{N}_{kappa}(mathcalH)$, with representing relation $A$, we find symmetric relation $S$, $lbrace0bracesubseteqSsubsetneqA$, and the boundary triple $Pi$ such that $Q$ is the Weyl function corresponding to $S$ and $Pi$. Then we assume that the derivative at infinity $Q^{\text{'}}left(inftyight):=limlimit{s}_{zoinfty}zQ(z)$ is a boundedly invertible operator. That enables us to express relation matrices of $A$, $hatA$ and $S^{+}$ in terms of $S$. In examples we show how to apply the main results. For instance, we find a boundary triple $Pi=left(mathcalmathcalH,Gamm{a}_0,Gamm{a}_{1}ight)$ and matrix representations of the linear relations $S$, $hatA$, $S^{+}$ which are associated with a given function $Qin{N}_{kappa}(mathcalH)$ represented by operator $A$.

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