Breit–Wigner divergence alternative under Froese's hypotheses

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Let VV be a super-exponentially decreasing potential, let V^\widehat V have completely regular growth, and let B(V)B(V) be its Breit–Wigner series. Assume that VV is not compactly supported. Breit–Wigner divergence alternative. Either B(V)B(V) diverges, or VV is a counterexample to Froese's conjecture.

This is presented as a weaker form of the paper's stronger Breit–Wigner convergence conjecture. It links divergence of the resonance series for noncompactly supported potentials to the possible failure of Froese's resonance-counting estimate.

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Aidan Backus, “The Breit-Wigner series for noncompactly supported potentials on the line”, arXiv:2005.13765 (2020).

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