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most citedExperimental and numerical investigation of the reflection coefficient and the distributions of Wigner's reaction matrix for irregular graphs with absorption

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math.SP2023★ 1 cited

Exotic eigenvalues and analytic resolvent for a graph with a shrinking edge

Gregory Berkolaiko, Denis I. Borisov, Marshall King

We consider a metric graph consisting of two edges, one of which has length which we send to zero. On this graph we study the resolvent and spectrum of the Laplacian…

math.SP2021

A geometric approximation of -interactions by Neumann Laplacians

Andrii Khrabustovskyi, Olaf Post

We demonstrate how to approximate one-dimensional Schrödinger operators with -interaction by a Neumann Laplacian on a narrow waveguide-like domain. Namely, we consider a domain…

math.SP2021

Analyticity of resolvents of elliptic operators on quantum graphs with small edges

D. I. Borisov

We consider an arbitrary metric graph, to which we glue another graph with edges of lengths proportional to , where is a small positive parameter. On suc…

math.SP2020★ 1 cited

On finitely many resonances emerging under distant perturbations in multi-dimensional cylinders

D. I. Borisov, A. M. Golovina

We consider a general elliptic operator in an infinite multi-dimensional cylinder with several distant perturbations; this operator is obtained by ``gluing'' several single perturb…

math.SP2020★ 1 cited

Spectral localization for quantum Hamiltonians with weak random delta interaction

Denis I. Borisov, Matthias Taeufer, Ivan Veselic

We consider a negative Laplacian in multi-dimensional Euclidean space (or a multi-dimensional layer) with a weak disorder random perturbation. The perturbation consists of a sum of…

math.SP2019★ 15 cited

Spectral asymptotics of the Laplacian on Platonic solids graphs

Pavel Exner, Jiri Lipovsky

We investigate the high-energy eigenvalue asymptotics quantum graphs consisting of the vertices and edges of the five Platonic solids considering two different types of the vertex…