Floquet isospectrality for periodic graph operators
Abstract
Let =q1Z q2 Z·s qdZ with arbitrary positive integers ql, l=1,2,·s,d. Let discrete+V be the discrete Schr\"odinger operator on Zd, where discrete is the discrete Laplacian on Zd and the function V:Zd C is -periodic. We prove two rigidity theorems for discrete periodic Schr\"odinger operators: (1) If real-valued -periodic functions V and Y satisfy discrete+V and discrete+Y are Floquet isospectral and Y is separable, then V is separable. (2) If complex-valued -periodic functions V and Y satisfy discrete+V and discrete+Y are Floquet isospectral, and both V=j=1rVj and Y=j=1r Yj are separable functions, then, up to a constant, lower dimensional decompositions Vj and Yj are Floquet isospectral, j=1,2,·s,r. Our theorems extend the results of Kappeler. Our approach is developed from the author's recent work on Fermi isospectrality and can be applied to study more general lattices.
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