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The following pages link to Complete asymptotic expansion of the spectral function of multidimensional almost-periodic Schrödinger operators (Q267529):

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• Complete asymptotic expansion of the integrated density of states of multidimensional almost-periodic Schrödinger operators (Q456671) (← links)
• Asymptotic expansion of the integrated density of states of a two-dimensional periodic Schrödinger operator (Q1014246) (← links)
• Perturbation theory for almost-periodic potentials. I: One-dimensional case (Q1736258) (← links)
• Integrated density of states for the periodic Schrödinger operator in dimension two (Q1766821) (← links)
• Absence of eigenvalues of analytic quasi-periodic Schrödinger operators on \({\mathbb{R}}^d\) (Q2050066) (← links)
• Spectral asymptotics of all the eigenvalues of Schrödinger operators on flat tori (Q2069838) (← links)
• Complete asymptotic expansions of the spectral function for symbolic perturbations of almost periodic Schrödinger operators in dimension one (Q2120164) (← links)
• Multidimensional Schrödinger operators whose spectrum features a half-line and a Cantor set (Q2225263) (← links)
• Zero interval limit perturbation expansion for the spectral entities of Hilbert-Schmidt operators combined with most dominant spectral component extraction: formulation and certain technicalities (Q2402801) (← links)
• Complete asymptotic expansion of the integrated density of states of multidimensional almost-periodic pseudo-differential operators (Q2448281) (← links)
• Full dimension tori of Schrödinger equation (Q2836126) (← links)
• Développements asymptotiques des perturbations lentes de l'opérateur de schrödinger Périodique (Q3141714) (← links)
• Complete Semiclassical Spectral Asymptotics for Periodic and Almost Periodic Perturbations of Constant Operators (Q5051804) (← links)
• Classical wave methods and modern gauge transforms: spectral asymptotics in the one dimensional case (Q6139385) (← links)
• The almost periodic gauge transform: an abstract scheme with applications to Dirac operators (Q6191445) (← links)