Schrödinger type eigenvalue problems with polynomial potentials: Asymptotics of eigenvalues
arXiv:math/0411143
Abstract
For integers and , we study the eigenvalue problem with the boundary conditions that decays to zero as tends to infinity along the rays in the complex plane, where is a polynomial. We provide asymptotic expansions of the eigenvalue counting function and the eigenvalues . Then we apply these to the inverse spectral problem, reconstructing some coefficients of polynomial potentials from asymptotic expansions of the eigenvalues. Also, we show for arbitrary -symmetric polynomial potentials of degree and all symmetric decaying boundary conditions that the eigenvalues are all real and positive, with only finitely many exceptions.
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