Effective operators for changing sign Robin Laplacian in thin two- and three-dimensional curved waveguides
The authors study the Laplace operator in some planar strips and three-dimensional curved tubes, subject to certain Robin boundary conditions. When the diameters of the cross sections tend to zero, the authors derive nontrivial effective Schrödinger operators on the reference curve by means of norm resolvent convergences. One novelty is the changing sign in the Robin parameter, for which no renormalization is necessary. The other novelty is that the torsion in the spatial case plays no role to the effective operators.
- Thin waveguides with Robin boundary conditions
- The effective Hamiltonian for thin layers with non-Hermitian Robin-type boundary conditions
- On the curvature and torsion effects in one dimensional waveguides
- The effective Hamiltonian in curved quantum waveguides under mild regularity assumptions
- Graph-like models for thin waveguides with Robin boundary conditions
- Thin waveguides with Robin boundary conditions
- Mild singular potentials as effective Laplacians in narrow strips
- Graph-like models for thin waveguides with Robin boundary conditions
- The effective Hamiltonian for thin layers with non-Hermitian Robin-type boundary conditions
- The effective Hamiltonian in curved quantum waveguides under mild regularity assumptions
- Norm resolvent approximation of thin homogeneous tubes by heterogeneous ones
- On the curvature and torsion effects in one dimensional waveguides
- Curved nonlinear waveguides
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