The inverse Sturm-Liouville problem with mixed boundary conditions
Dmitri Chelkak, Evgeny Korotyaev
Abstract
Consider the operator H=-''+q=ł, (0)=0, '(1)+b(1)=0 acting in L2(0,1), where q∈ L2(0,1) is a real potential. Let łn(q,b), n 0, be the eigenvalues of H and n(q,b) be the so-called norming constants. We give a complete characterization of all spectral data (\łn\0;\n\0) that correspond to (q;b)∈ L2(0,1). If b is fixed, then we obtain a similar characterization and parameterize the iso-spectral manifolds.
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