On the deficiency index of the vector Sturm-Liouville operator
Abstract
Let R+: = [ 0 , +∞) . Assume that n × n ( n ∈ N ) matrix functions P, Q and R are defined on the set R+ , P(x) is non-degenerate, P(x) and Q(x) are Hermitian matrices when x ∈ R+ and the elements of the matrix functions P-1, Q and R are measurable on R+ and integrable on each closed subinterval of this set. In this paper we study operators generated by formal expressions equation* trivial l[f]=-(P(f-Rf))-R*P(f-Rf)+Qf, equation* in the space L2n(R+) and, as a special case, operators generated by expressions of the form equation* 2 l[f]=-(P0f)+i((Q0f)+Q0f)+P1f, equation* where derivatives are understood in the sense of distributions and P0, Q0 and P1 are n × n Hermitian matrix functions with Lebesgue measurable elements, such that P- 10 exists and \|P0 \|, \|P-1 0 \|, \| P-10\| \|P1\|2, \|P-10\| \| Q0\|2 ∈ L1 loc (R+) . The main aim of this paper is the study of the deficiency index of the minimal operator L0 generated by the expression l[f] in L2n(R+) in terms of matrix-valued functions P, \, Q and R ( P0, \, Q0 and P1 ). The obtained results are applied to the differential operators generated by equation* p2 l[f]=-f+ Σk=1+∞ Hkδ(x-xk)f, equation* where xk ( k = 1,2, … ) is an increasing sequence of positive numbers and k +∞ xk = +∞ , Hk is a n × n numerical Hermitian matrix and δ(x) is Dirac δ - function.
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