Observability for Schrödinger equations with quadratic Hamiltonians
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Abstract: We consider time dependent harmonic oscillators and construct a parametrix to the corresponding Schr"odinger equation using Gaussian wavepackets. This parametrix of Gaussian wavepackets is precise and tractable. Using this parametrix we prove and observability estimates on unbounded domains for a restricted class of initial data. This data includes a class of compactly supported piecewise functions which have been extended from characteristic functions. Initial data of this form which has the bulk of its mass away from , a connected bounded domain, is observable, but data centered over must be very nearly a single Gaussian to be observable. We also give counterexamples to established principles for the simple harmonic oscillator in the case of certain time dependent harmonic oscillators.
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