Approximation numbers and approximation of the eigenvalues of integral operators (Q1101931)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4048436
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4048436 |
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Approximation numbers and approximation of the eigenvalues of integral operators (English)
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1987
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Let \(X=L_ 2[0,2\pi]\), and h(x,y) be a kernel generating an operator H in X. Then \(\partial h\) j/\(\partial y\) j defines an operator \(H_ j\) and \(\partial\) \(iH_ j/\partial x_ i\) is required to be a continuous operator. Finite rank operators are constructed such that their eigenvalues approximate the spectrum of H. Additionally, quantitative estimates of the approximation are also obtained.
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self-adjoint operator
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integral operators
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finite rank approximation
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kernel
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Finite rank operators
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eigenvalues
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quantitative estimates of the approximation
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