A generalization of Gordon's theorem and applications to quasiperiodic Schrödinger operators
David Damanik, Günter Stolz
Abstract
We prove a criterion for absence of eigenvalues for one-dimensional Schrödinger operators. This criterion can be regarded as an L1-version of Gordon's theorem and it has a broader range of application. Absence of eigenvalues is then established for quasiperiodic potentials generated by Liouville frequencies and various types of functions such as step functions, Hölder continuous functions and functions with power-type singularities. The proof is based on Gronwall-type a priori estimates for solutions of Schrödinger equations.
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