INVERSE EIGENVALUE PROBLEMS FOR NONLOCAL STURM-LIOUVILLE OPERATORS
INVERSE EIGENVALUE PROBLEMS FOR NONLOCAL STURM-LIOUVILLE OPERATORS
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2012-03
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L. Nizhnik
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L. Nizhnik
We solve the inverse spectral problem for a class of Sturm-Liouville operators with singular nonlocal potentials and nonlocal boundary conditions. K(x, s) is a Hermitian-symmetric kernel. If K(x, s )= v(x)δ(s − x0 )+ δ(x − x0)¯ v(s), where δ is Dirac's function, we have a Schringer operator with nonlocal point potential, Ly ≡− d 2 y(x) dx2 + v(x)y(x0)+δ(x − x0)(y,v)L2 (1). When considering such an operator, one can avoid using Dirac's δ-function if the differential expression ly(x )= d 2 y(x) dx2 + v(x)y(x0) ,xx0 ,i nt h e p o i n tx = x0 is supplemented with the boundary-value conditions y(x0 −0) = y(x0 +0 )=y(x0), y(x0 −0) − y(x0 +0 )=(y,v)L2 (1). Note that such nonlocal operators appear not only in quantum mechanics but in other areas such as the theory of diffusion processes, see the related references in (2). In this paper, we study a one-dimensional Schringer operator with nonlocal point potential on a bounded interval with periodic boundary-value conditions. Because of the periodicity, we can limit the considerations to only the case where the point nonlocal potential has its support at an endpoint of the interval. Then we have the following nonlocal Sturm-Liouville eigenvalue problem: