Limit behavior of Weyl coefficients
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Abstract: We study the sets of radial or nontangential limit points towards of a Nevanlinna function q. Given a nonempty, closed, and connected subset L of , we explicitly construct a Hamiltonian H such that the radial- and outer angular cluster sets towards of the Weyl coefficient q H are both equal to L. Our method is based on a study of the continuous group action of rescaling operators on the set of all Hamiltonians.
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