Differentiation, Taylor series, and all order spectral shift functions, for relatively bounded perturbations

Abstract

Given H self-adjoint, V symmetric and relatively H-bounded, and f:R satisfying mild conditions, we show that the Gateaux derivative dndtnf(H+tV)|t=0 exists in the operator norm topology, for every natural n, give a new explicit formula for this derivative in terms of multiple operator integrals, and establish useful perturbation formulas for multiple operator integrals under relatively bounded perturbations. Moreover, if the H-bound of V is less than 1, we obtain sufficient conditions on f which ensure that the Taylor expansion f(H+V)=Σn=0∞1n!dndtn f(H+tV)|t=0 exists and converges absolutely in operator norm. Finally, assuming that V(H-i)-p∈Ss/p for p=1,…,s for some s∈N (for instance, when H is an order 1 differential operator on an s-1 dimensional space), we show that the Krein--Koplienko spectral shift functions ηk,H,V, satisfying Tr(f(H+V)-Σm=0k-11m!dmdtm f(H+tV)|t=0)=∫R f(k)(x)ηk,H,V(x)dx, exist for every k=1,2,3,…, independently of s. The latter result (which is significantly stronger than vNS22) is completely new also in the case that V is bounded. The proof is based on PSS, combined with a generalisation of the multiple operator integral compatible with HMvN. We discuss applications of our results to quantum physics and noncommutative geometry.

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