Arithmetic Spectral Transitions for the Maryland Model
arXiv:1611.10027 · doi:10.1002/cpa.21688
Abstract
We give a precise description of spectra of the Maryland model for all values of parameters. We introduce an arithmetically defined index and show that for and . Since this gives complete description of the spectral decomposition for {\it all} values of parameters , making it the first case of a family where arithmetic spectral transition is described without any parameter exclusion. The set of eigenvalues can be explicitly identified for all parameters, using the {\it quantization condition}. We also establish, for the first time for this or any other model, a quantization condition for singular continuous spectrum (an arithmetically defined measure zero set that supports singular continuous measures) for all parameters.
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