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Let H be any PT-symmetric Schrödinger operator of the type H=-ħ 2 Δ+x 2 +igW(x), where W is a real polynomial, odd under reflection of all coordinates, g∈R, acting on L 2 ( R d ). The proof is outlined of the following statements: PH is self-adjoint and its eigenvalues coincide with the eigenvalues of √(H*H). Moreover the eigenvalues of √(H*H), known as the singular values of H, can be computed via perturbation theory by Borel summability.
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Caliceti, E. PT-Symmetry, Canonical Decomposition, Perturbation Theory. Czechoslovak Journal of Physics 53, 999–1005 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:CJOP.0000010524.48339.48
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