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We study the spectral properties of the Cauchy problem for the differential operator \(-u^{{\prime \prime }}(x)+\alpha u^{{\prime \prime }}(-x) \) with an involution for \(\alpha \) satisfying the inequalities \(0<|\alpha |<1 \). Based on the analysis of the spectrum and the Green’s function constructed here, it is shown that if the parameter \(\varkappa =\sqrt {(1-\alpha )/(1+\alpha )}\) is irrational, then the system of root functions is complete but is not a basis in \(L_2\). In the opposite case, it is established that the root functions can be chosen to form an unconditional basis in \(L_2 \).
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Note that zero does not belong to the spectrum of the operator \(\mathcal {L}_\alpha \).
Here and throughout the following, by \(C,C_1,\ldots \) we denote some positive constants.
The symbol \(\|\cdot \|_2 \) from now on denotes the norm on \(L_2(-1,1) \).
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The work by L.V. Kritskov was supported by the Science Committee of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan, project no. AP 08855792.
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Kritskov, L.V., Ioffe, V.L. Spectral Properties of the Cauchy Problem for a Second-Order Operator with Involution. Diff Equat 57, 1–10 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0012266121010018
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