Behavior of eigenvalues of certain Schrödinger operators in the rational Dunkl setting
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Abstract: For a normalized root system in and a multiplicity function let . We denote by the associated measure in . Let , , be the Dunkl--Schr"odinger operator on . Assume that there exists such that belongs to the reverse H"older class . For we provide upper and lower estimates for the number of eigenvalues of which are less or equal to . Our main tool in the Fefferman--Phong type inequality in the rational Dunkl setting.
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