Projection methods for discrete Schrödinger operators
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Abstract: Let be the discrete Schr"odinger operator , acting on where the potential is real-valued and as . Let be the orthogonal projection onto a closed linear subspace . In a recent paper E.B. Davies defines the second order spectrum of relative to as the set of such that the restriction to of the operator is not invertible within the space . The purpose of this article is to investigate properties of when is large but finite dimensional. We explore in particular the connection between this set and the spectrum of . Our main result provides sharp bounds in terms of the potential for the asymptotic behaviour of as increases towards .
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