Opérateurs conjugués et propriétés de propagation (Q796082)

A self-adjoint operator A on a Hilbert space is said to be conjugate to another one, H, if \(Dom A\cap Dom H\) is a core for H and if \(e^{iA\alpha}\) leaves Dom H invariant, and, in addition \(\sup \| He^{iA\alpha}\psi \|<\infty \forall \psi \in Dom H.\) Several criteria and estimates concerning this notion are derived. Applications to the quantum-mechanical 3- and N-body problem (where the interaction is given through long range two body potentials) are given, notably to the singular central support of the Green's functions.