Exponential dichotomy for dynamically defined matrix-valued Jacobi operators

Abstract: We present in this work a proof of the exponential dichotomy for dynamically defined matrix-valued Jacobi operators in

(m a t h b b C^{l})^{m a t h b b Z}

, given for each

o m e g a i n O m e g a

by the law

[H_{o m e g a} e x t b f u]_{n} := D (T^{n - 1} o m e g a) e x t b f u_{n - 1} + D (T^{n} o m e g a) e x t b f u_{n + 1} + V (T^{n} o m e g a) e x t b f u_{n}

, where

O m e g a

is a compact metric space,

T : O m e g a i g h t a r r o w O m e g a

is a minimal homeomorphism and

D, V : O m e g a i g h t a r r o w M (l, m a t h b b R)

are continuous maps with

D (o m e g a)

invertible for each

o m e g a i n O m e g a

. Namely, we show that for each

o m e g a i n O m e g a

, [ ho(H_{omega})={z in mathbb{C}mid (T, A_z);mathrm{is; uniformly; hyperbolic}}, ] where

h o (H_{o m e g a})

is the resolvent set of

H_{o} m e g a

and

(T, A_{z})

is the

S L (2 l, m a t h b b C)

-cocycle induced by the eigenvalue equation

[H_{o} m e g a u]_{n} = z u_{n}

at

z i n m a t h b b C

.

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