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most citedGeneralized eigenvalue-counting estimates for the Anderson model

48 citations · 65 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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9 papers

math-ph2020

Some remarks on spectral averaging and the local density of states for random Schrödinger operators on

J. M. Combes, P. D. Hislop

We prove some local estimates on the trace of spectral projectors for random Schrödinger operators restricted to cubes . We also present a new proof of the spectral a…

math-ph2011

Local Wegner and Lifshitz tails estimates for the density of states for continuous random Schrödinger operators

Jean-Michel Combes, François Germinet, Abel Klein

We introduce and prove local Wegner estimates for continuous generalized Anderson Hamiltonians, where the single-site random variables are independent but not necessarily identical…

math-ph2010★ 10 cited

Conductivity and the current-current correlation measure

J. M. Combes, F. Germinet, P. D. Hislop

We review various formulations of conductivity for one-particle Hamiltonians and relate them to the current-current correlation measure. We prove that the current-current correlati…

math-ph2010★ 2 cited

Lifshitz tails estimate for the density of states of the Anderson model

Jean-Michel Combes, François Germinet, Abel Klein

We prove an upper bound for the (differentiated) density of states of the Anderson model at the bottom of the spectrum. The density of states is shown to exhibit the same Lifshitz…

math-ph2008

Poisson Statistics for Eigenvalues of Continuum Random Schrödinger Operators

Jean-Michel Combes, François Germinet, Abel Klein

We show absence of energy levels repulsion for the eigenvalues of random Schrödinger operators in the continuum. We prove that, in the localization region at the bottom of the spec…

math-ph2008★ 48 cited

Generalized eigenvalue-counting estimates for the Anderson model

Jean-Michel Combes, François Germinet, Abel Klein

We generalize Minami's estimate for the Anderson model and its extensions to eigenvalues, allowing for arbitrary intervals and arbitrary single-site probability measures wi…