A regularity result for the bound states of -body Schrödinger operators: Blow-ups and Lie manifolds
arXiv:2012.13902 · doi:10.1007/s11005-023-01648-0
Abstract
We prove regularity estimates in weighted Sobolev spaces for the -eigenfunctions of Schrödinger type operators whose potentials have inverse square singularities and uniform radial limits at infinity. In particular, the usual -body Hamiltonians with Coulomb-type singular potentials are covered by our result: in that case, the weight is , where is the usual euclidean distance to the union of the set of collision planes . The proof is based on blow-ups of manifolds with corners and Lie manifolds. More precisely, we start with the radial compactification of the underlying space and we first blow-up the spheres at infinity of the collision planes to obtain the Georgescu-Vasy compactification. Then we blow-up the collision planes . We carefully investigate how the Lie manifold structure and the associated data (metric, Sobolev spaces, differential operators) change with each blow-up. Our method applies also to higher order differential operators, to certain classes of pseudodifferential operators, and to matrices of scalar operators.
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