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The theory of Hahn meromorphic functions, a holomorphic Fredholm theorem and its applications

We introduce a class of functions near zero on the logarithmic cover of the complex plane that have convergent expansions into generalized power series. The construction covers cases where non-integer powers of $z$ and also terms containing $\log z$ can appear. We show that under natural assumptions some important theorems from complex analysis carry over to the class of these functions. In particular it is possible to define a field of functions that generalize meromorphic functions and one can formulate an analytic Fredholm theorem in this class. We show that this modified analytic Fredholm theorem can be applied in spectral theory to prove convergent expansions of the resolvent for Bessel type operators and Laplace-Beltrami operators for manifolds that are Euclidean at infinity. These results are important in scattering theory as they are the key step to establish analyticity of the scattering matrix and the existence of generalized eigenfunctions at points in the spectrum.

preprint2013arXivOpen access

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