Local trace formulae for commuting Hamiltonians in Toeplitz quantization (Q2358619)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6731643
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    Local trace formulae for commuting Hamiltonians in Toeplitz quantization
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6731643

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      Local trace formulae for commuting Hamiltonians in Toeplitz quantization (English)
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      15 June 2017
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      ``This paper is concerned with certain asymptotic expansions related to the singularities of a distributional trace, which is associated to the joint quantization of a family of pairwise commuting Hamiltonians in Toeplitz quantization. The emphasis will be on the local manifestation of these expansions, where locality is referred to the phase space of the classical system, and to its relation to the underlying symplectic geometry and dynamics.'' More precisely, ``Let \((M,J,\omega)\) be a quantizable compact Kähler manifold, with quantizing Hermitian line bundle \((A,h)\), and associated Hardy space \(H(X)\), where \(X\) is the unit circle bundle. Given a collection of \(r\) Poisson commuting quantizable Hamiltonian functions \(f_j\) on \(M\), there is an induced Abelian unitary action on \(H(X)\), generated by certain Toeplitz operators naturally induced by the \(f_j\)'s. As a multi-dimensional analogue of the usual Weyl law and trace formula,'' this paper describes the ``asymptotic clustering of the joint eigenvalues of these Toeplitz operators along a given ray, and locally on \(M\) the asymptotic concentration of the corresponding joint eigenfunctions. This naturally leads to a `directional local trace formula' involving scaling asymptotics in the neighborhood of certain special loci in \(M\).'' Under natural transversality assumption, this paper obtain ``asymptotic expansions related to the local geometry of the Hamiltonian action and flow.''
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      Toeplitz quantization
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      Hamiltonian action
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      distributional trace
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      asymptotic expansion
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