Criterion for nonaccumulation of complex eigenvalues near zero for Pauli operators

Let V=ηWV=\eta W satisfy Assumption (C1), with EtaiC\setminusReikπ2Eta iC\setminusR e^{ik\frac{\pi}{2}}, k\inZk\inZ, and WBh(R3)W\in\mathfrak{B}_h(\mathbb{R}^3) of definite sign. Here P3(b,V)P_3(b,V) denotes the three-dimensional Pauli operator with magnetic field bb and potential VV, and (V)\Re(V) is the real part of the potential.

Nonaccumulation criterion. There is no accumulation of complex eigenvalues of P3(b,V)P_3(b,V) near zero if and only if (V)>0\Re(V)>0.

The statement proposes a generalization of the preceding result for the specific perturbations considered in the paper. The source presents more general magnetic fields and perturbations of the magnetic field itself as open problems.

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Diomba Sambou, “A simple criterion for the existence of nonreal eigenvalues for a class of 2D and 3D Pauli operators”, arXiv:1506.05756 (2016).

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