Numerical computation of the isospectral torus of finite gap sets and of IFS Cantor sets
arXiv:1503.03801
Abstract
We describe a numerical procedure to compute the so-called isospectral torus of finite gap sets, that is, the set of Jacobi matrices whose essential spectrum is composed of finitely many intervals. We also study numerically the convergence of specific Jacobi matrices to their isospectral limit. We then extend the analyis to the definition and computation of an "isospectral torus" for Cantor sets in the family of Iterated Function Systems. This analysis is developed with the ultimate goal of attacking numerically the conjecture that the Jacobi matrices of I.F.S. measures supported on Cantor sets are asymptotically almost-periodic.
Contribution to Ed Saff's 70th birthday celebrative volume
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