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On the deficiency index of the vector Sturm-Liouville operator (1511.08949v1)

Published 29 Nov 2015 in math.SP

Abstract: Let $R_+: = [ 0 , +\infty) $. Assume that $ n \times n$ ($ n \in \mathcal{N} $) matrix functions $P, Q $ and $ R $ are defined on the set $R_+ $, $P(x)$ is non-degenerate, $P(x)$ and $Q(x)$ are Hermitian matrices when $x \in R_+$ and the elements of the matrix functions $P{-1}$, $ Q $ and $ R $ are measurable on $R_+$ and integrable on each closed subinterval of this set. In this paper we study operators generated by formal expressions \begin{equation*} \label{trivial} l[f]=-(P(f{\prime}-Rf)){\prime}-R*P(f{\prime}-Rf)+Qf, \end{equation*} in the space $ \mathcal {L}2_n(R_+)$ and, as a special case, operators generated by expressions of the form \begin{equation*} \label{2} l[f]=-(P_0f{\prime}){\prime}+i((Q_0f){\prime}+Q_0f{\prime})+P{\prime}_1f, \end{equation*} where derivatives are understood in the sense of distributions and $ P_0, Q_0 $ and $ P_1 $ are $n \times n$ Hermitian matrix functions with Lebesgue measurable elements, such that $P{- 1}0 $ exists and $|P_0 |, |P{-1 }_0 |, | P{-1}_0| |P_1|2,$ $|P{-1}_0| | Q_0|2 \in L1 {loc} (R_+) $. The main aim of this paper is the study of the deficiency index of the minimal operator $ L_0 $ generated by the expression $ l[f] $ in $ \mathcal{L}2_n(R_+) $ in terms of matrix-valued functions $P, \, Q $ and $ R $ ($ P_0, \, Q_0 $ and $ P_1 $). The obtained results are applied to the differential operators generated by \begin{equation*} \label{p2} l[f]=-f{\prime\prime}+ \sum\limits_{k=1}{+\infty} {\mathcal H}k\delta(x-x{k})f, \end{equation*} where $ x_k $ ($ k = 1,2, \ldots $) is an increasing sequence of positive numbers and $ \lim\limits_ {k \to +\infty} x_k = +\infty $, $ \mathcal{H}_k $ is a $n \times n$ numerical Hermitian matrix and $ \delta(x) $ is Dirac $\delta $ - function.

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