Pole structure of the Hamiltonian \zeta-function for a singular potential
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Pole structure of the Hamiltonian $\zeta$-function for a singular potential
Abstract: We study the pole structure of the -function associated to the Hamiltonian of a quantum mechanical particle living in the half-line , subject to the singular potential . We show that admits nontrivial self-adjoint extensions (SAE) in a given range of values of the parameter . The -functions of these operators present poles which depend on and, in general, do not coincide with half an integer (they can even be irrational). The corresponding residues depend on the SAE considered.
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