Scale-free and quantitative unique continuation for infinite dimensional spectral subspaces of Schrödinger operators
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Abstract: We prove a quantitative unique continuation principle for infinite dimensional spectral subspaces of Schr"odinger operators. Let and be a Schr"odinger operator on with a bounded potential and Dirichlet, Neumann, or periodic boundary conditions. Our main result is of the type [ int_{Lambda_L} lvert phi
vert^2 leq C_{mathrm{sfuc}} int_{W_delta (L)} lvert phi
vert^2, ] where is an infinite complex linear combination of eigenfunctions of with exponentially decaying coefficients, is some union of equidistributed -balls in and an -independent constant. The exponential decay condition on can alternatively be formulated as an exponential decay condition of the map . The novelty is that at the same time we allow the function to be from an infinite dimensional spectral subspace and keep an explicit control over the constant in terms of the parameters. Moreover, we show that a similar result cannot hold under a polynomial decay condition.
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