The discrete spectrum in the singular Friedrichs model
D. Yafaev
Abstract
A typical result of the paper is the following. Let Hγ=H0 +γV where H0 is multiplication by |x|2l and V is an integral operator with kernel < x,y le in the space L2(Rd). If l=d/2+ 2k for some k= 0,1,..., then the operator Hγ has infinite number of negative eigenvalues for any coupling constant γ≠ 0. For other values of l, the negative spectrum of Hγ is infinite for |γ|> σl where σl is some explicit positive constant. In the case γ∈ (0,σl], the number N()l of negative eigenvalues of Hγ is finite and does not depend on γ. We calculate N()l.
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