Riesz basis property of Hill operators with potentials in weighted spaces

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Abstract

Consider the Hill operator L(v)=−d2/dx2+v(x)L(v) = - d^2/dx^2 + v(x) on [0,π][0,π] with Dirichlet, periodic or antiperiodic boundary conditions; then for large enough nn close to n2n^2 there are one Dirichlet eigenvalue μnμ_n and two periodic (if nn is even) or antiperiodic (if nn is odd) eigenvalues λn−, λn+λ_n^-, \, λ_n^+ (counted with multiplicity). We describe classes of complex potentials v(x)=∑2ZV(k)eikxv(x)= \sum_{2\mathbb{Z}} V(k) e^{ikx} in weighted spaces (defined in terms of the Fourier coefficients of vv) such that the periodic (or antiperiodic) root function system of L(v)L(v) contains a Riesz basis if and only if V(−2n)≍V(2n)as    n∈2N    (or  n∈1+2N),    n→∞.V(-2n) \asymp V(2n) \quad \text{as} \;\; n \in 2\mathbb{N}\;\; (\text{or} \; n \in 1+ 2\mathbb{N}), \;\; n \to \infty. For such potentials we prove that λn+−λn−∼±2V(−2n)V(2n)λ_n^+ - λ_n^- \sim \pm 2\sqrt{V(-2n)V(2n)} and μn−12(λn++λn−)∼−12(V(−2n)+V(2n)).μ_n - \frac{1}{2}(λ_n^+ + λ_n^-) \sim -\frac{1}{2} (V(-2n) + V(2n)).

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