Caught by disorder无序介质的束缚态
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作者： Peter Stollmann著
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出版时间： 2001-6-1字数：版次： 1页数： 166印刷时间： 2001/06/01开本： 16开印次： 1纸张： 胶版纸I S B N ： 9780817642105包装： 精装内容简介
The study of disorder has generated enormous research activity in mathematics and physics. Over the past 15 years various aspects of the subject have changed a number of paradigms and have inspired the discovery of deep mathematical techniques to deal with complex problems arising from the effects of disorder. One important effect is a phenomenon called localization, which describes the very strange behavior of waves in random media---the fact that waves, instead of traveling through space as they do in ordered environments, stay in a confined region (caught by disorder). To date, there is no treatment of this subject in monograph or textbook form. This book fills that gap. Caught by Disorder presents: * an introduction to disorder that can be grasped by graduate students in a hands-on way * a concise, mathematically rigorous examination of some particular models of disordered systems * a detailed application of the localization phenomenon, worked out in two typical model classes that keep the technicalities at a reasonable level * a thorough examination of new mathematical machinery, in particular, the method of multiscale analysis * a number of key unsolved problems * an appendix containing the prerequisites of operator theory, as well as other proofs * examples, illustrations, comprehensive bibliography, author and keyword index Mathematical background for this book requires only a knowledge of partial differential equations, functional analysis---mainly operator theory and spectral theory---and elementary probability theory. The work is an excellent text for a graduate course or seminar in mathematical physics or serves as a standard reference for specialists.
目录
Introduction
1 Getting Started
1.1 Bound states versus extended states
1.2 Ergodic operator families
1.3 Some important examples
1.4 Our basic models (P+A) and (DIV)
1.5 Localization and Lifshitz tails: the heuristic picture
2 Analysis of Anderson-type Models
2.1 Lifshitz tails for (P+A)
2.2 Initial length scale estimates
2.3 Wegner estimates
2.4 Combes-Thomas estimates
2.5 Changing cubes
3 Mutiscale Analysis
3.1 Idea of the proof and historical notes
3.2 Multiscale Analysis
3.3 Exponential localization
3.4 Dynamical localization
3.5 More models
4 Appendix
4.1 A short story of selfadjoint operators
4.1.1 Welcome to Hilbert space
4.1.2 Selfdjoint operators and forms
4.1.3 Schrodinger operators
4.1.4 Spectra and the Spectral Theorem
4.1.5 Spectral Types and the RAGE theorem
4.1.6 Sectorial forms and form-bounded perturbations
4,1.7 The rain-max principle
4,1.8 Weyl asymptotics
4.1.9 Auxiliary results from Sobolev space
4.1.10 Analytic perturbation theory
4.1.11 Generalized eigenfunction expansions
4.2 Some basics from probability theory
4.2.1 Measurable sets and random variables
4.2.2 Measure and probability
4.2.3 Independence
4.2.4 Product measures
4.2.5 Ergodicity
4.2.6 Monotone class arguments
5 Aftermath
References
Author Index
Subject Index
