Error bounds for Trotter-type formulas for self-adjoint operators
Error bounds for Trotter-type formulas for self-adjoint operators
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自伴随运算符 Trotter 型公式的误差界限
DOI:
10.1007/bf01087542
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发表时间:
1993
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0.4
通讯作者:
D. L. Rogava
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作者:
D. L. Rogava
2IF c xjF= A" and we have codim (A 8\)~/F)> _ 2. Hence, is simply-connected and rr= id, ie, F= F. Thus, F is generated by the elements a for which X a contains a divisor.(c) Now we prove that if X a contains a divisor, then a (a) is a pseudo-reflection. Let X~ CX a be a component of codimension 1 in X. Since k [X] is UFD, we have X~={x EX] p~(x)= 0}. Clearly, p, is a homogeneous element of k [X] and ag--ge (Pa)(*) for every g~ k IX]. Now simple arguments, as in (a), show that Pa~ m2 and we can include p~ in a system of generators of m. Suppose that (Pa, g2,..., gs) is a generator system of m. It easily follows from (*) and (a) that apa=~ po, where~ 1ol= 1, and, moreover,~(a)= diag (~, t,..., 1).(d) Now we can use the result of Avramov which asserts that if (R, ra) is a local domain and FC Aut R is a finite group such that a (F) C GL (ra/ra) is generated by pseudoreflections, then R and RF have many" nice" common properties [3]. In particular, this is the case for the property of being a" complete intersection." Thus, Theorem 2 is proved.[]4. Proof of Theorem 1. If~ DG is an fce, we can apply Theorem 2 to X= V//G and F=~/G. In this case X/. F~-V//~, X is factorial, being a quotient with respect to the action of a connected semisimple group, and the algebra k [X]= k [V] G possesses a grading originating from the natural grading in the polynomial algebra k IV].[]