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The inverse eigenvalue problems for perturbed Bessel operator with mixed data

We consider inverse eigenvalue problems for the perturbed Bessel operator in $L^{2}(0,1)$. (1) For the case where the angular-momentum quantum number $\ell\in\mathbb{N}\cup\{0\}$, we establish a uniqueness result for the inverse spectral problem by utilizing the closedness condition of a certain function system constructed based on the eigenvalues and the norming constants. (2) For the broader case where $\ell \geq -1/2$, we provide a uniqueness result for the inverse problem by using the density condition satisfied by the eigenvalues and the norming constants, where an additional smoothness condition may be imposed on the potential. (3) In the last section of this article, we present some corollaries based on (2). The results in these corollaries have already been established for the case $\ell=0$ by Gesztesy, Simon, Wei, Xu, Hatinoǧlu, et al., and we extend these results to the general case $\ell \geq -1/2$.

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