The a priori tanθtheorem for eigenvectors
Sergio Albeverio, Alexander K. Motovilov, Alexei V. Selin
Abstract
Let A be a self-adjoint operator on a Hilbert space . Assume that the spectrum of A consists of two disjoint components σ0 and σ1 such that the convex hull of the set σ0 does not intersect the set σ1. Let V be a bounded self-adjoint operator on off-diagonal with respect to the orthogonal decomposition =01 where 0 and 1 are the spectral subspaces of A associated with the spectral sets σ0 and σ1, respectively. It is known that if \|V\|<2d where d=(σ0,σ1)>0 then the perturbation V does not close the gaps between σ0 and σ1. Assuming that f is an eigenvector of the perturbed operator A+V associated with its eigenvalue in the interval ((σ0)-d,(σ0)+d) we prove that under the condition \|V\|<2d the (acute) angle θ between f and the orthogonal projection of f onto 0 satisfies the bound θ≤\|V\|d and this bound is sharp.
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