Self-adjoint extensions of Dirac operators with Coulomb type singularity
arXiv:1211.5476 · doi:10.1063/1.4798804
Abstract
In this work we construct self-adjoint extensions of the Dirac operator associated to Hermitian matrix potentials with Coulomb decay and prove that the domain is maximal. The result is obtained by means of a Hardy-Dirac type inequality. In particular, we can work with some electromagnetic potentials such that both, the electric potential and the magnetic one, have Coulomb type singularity.
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