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Spatial asymptotics of Green’s function and applications

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We study the spatial asymptotics of Green’s function for the 1d Schrödinger operator with operator-valued decaying potential. The bounds on the entropy of the spectral measures are obtained. They are used to establish the presence of the a.c. spectrum.

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Correspondence to Sergey A. Denisov.

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The work was supported by NSF DMS-1764245, NSF DMS-2054465, and Van Vleck Professorship Research Award.

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Denisov, S.A. Spatial asymptotics of Green’s function and applications. JAMA 148, 501–522 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11854-022-0236-1

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