On the distribution of perturbations of propagated Schrödinger eigenfunctions
arXiv:1210.4499
Abstract
Let be a compact Riemmanian manifold of dimension . Let $P_0 (\h) := -\h^2Δ_{g}+V$ be the semiclassical Schrödinger operator for $\h \in (0,\h_0]$, and let be a regular value of its principal symbol . Write $φ_\h$ for an -normalized eigenfunction of $P(\h)$, $P_0(\h)φ_\h =E(\h)φ_\h$ and $E(\h) \in [E-o(1),E+ o(1)]$. Consider a smooth family of perturbations of with in the ball of radius . For $P_{u}(\h) := -\h^2 Δ_{g_u} +V$ and small , we define the propagated perturbed eigenfunctions $$φ_\h^{(u)}:=e^{-\frac{i}{\h}t P_u(\h)} φ_\h.$$ We study the distribution of the real part of the perturbed eigenfunctions regarded as random variables $$\Re (φ^{(\cdot)}_\h(x)):\mathcal B^{k}(\varepsilon) \to \mathbb R \quad \quad \text{for}\;\, x\in M.$$ In particular, when is ergodic, we compute the asymptotics of the variance $\text{Var} [\Re (φ^{(\cdot)}_\h(x))] $ and show that all odd moments vanish as
To appear in Journal of Spectral Theory