Eigenvalue estimates for bilayer graphene

© 2019, Springer Nature Switzerland AG. Recently, Ferrulli–Laptev–Safronov (2016) obtained eigenvalue estimates for an operator associated with bilayer graphene in terms of L q norms of the (possibly non-self-adjoint) potential. They proved that for 1 < q< 4 / 3 all nonembedded eigenvalues lie...

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Main Author: Jean-Claude Cuenin
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spelling ftloughboroughun:oai:figshare.com:article/13227638 2023-05-15T17:07:17+02:00 Eigenvalue estimates for bilayer graphene Jean-Claude Cuenin 2019-02-09T00:00:00Z https://figshare.com/articles/journal_contribution/Eigenvalue_estimates_for_bilayer_graphene/13227638 unknown 2134/13227638.v1 https://figshare.com/articles/journal_contribution/Eigenvalue_estimates_for_bilayer_graphene/13227638 CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 CC-BY-NC-ND Uncategorized Bilayer graphene Trigonal warping Eigenvalue estimates Complex potentials Embedded eigenvalues Science & Technology Physical Sciences Physics Multidisciplinary Particles & Fields Mathematical SCHRODINGER-OPERATORS BOUNDS INEQUALITIES DIRAC Mathematical Physics Atomic Molecular Nuclear Particle and Plasma Physics Text Journal contribution 2019 ftloughboroughun 2022-01-01T19:16:42Z © 2019, Springer Nature Switzerland AG. Recently, Ferrulli–Laptev–Safronov (2016) obtained eigenvalue estimates for an operator associated with bilayer graphene in terms of L q norms of the (possibly non-self-adjoint) potential. They proved that for 1 < q< 4 / 3 all nonembedded eigenvalues lie near the edges of the spectrum of the free operator. In this note, we prove this for the larger range 1 ≤ q≤ 3 / 2. The latter is optimal if embedded eigenvalues are also considered. We prove similar estimates for a modified bilayer operator with so-called trigonal warping term. Here, the range for q is smaller since the Fermi surface has less curvature. The main tool is new uniform resolvent estimates that may be of independent interest and is collected in an appendix (in greater generality than needed). Other Non-Article Part of Journal/Newspaper laptev Loughborough University: Figshare
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Bilayer graphene
Trigonal warping
Eigenvalue estimates
Complex potentials
Embedded eigenvalues
Science & Technology
Physical Sciences
Physics
Multidisciplinary
Particles & Fields
Mathematical
SCHRODINGER-OPERATORS
BOUNDS
INEQUALITIES
DIRAC
Mathematical Physics
Atomic
Molecular
Nuclear
Particle and Plasma Physics
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Bilayer graphene
Trigonal warping
Eigenvalue estimates
Complex potentials
Embedded eigenvalues
Science & Technology
Physical Sciences
Physics
Multidisciplinary
Particles & Fields
Mathematical
SCHRODINGER-OPERATORS
BOUNDS
INEQUALITIES
DIRAC
Mathematical Physics
Atomic
Molecular
Nuclear
Particle and Plasma Physics
Jean-Claude Cuenin
Eigenvalue estimates for bilayer graphene
topic_facet Uncategorized
Bilayer graphene
Trigonal warping
Eigenvalue estimates
Complex potentials
Embedded eigenvalues
Science & Technology
Physical Sciences
Physics
Multidisciplinary
Particles & Fields
Mathematical
SCHRODINGER-OPERATORS
BOUNDS
INEQUALITIES
DIRAC
Mathematical Physics
Atomic
Molecular
Nuclear
Particle and Plasma Physics
description © 2019, Springer Nature Switzerland AG. Recently, Ferrulli–Laptev–Safronov (2016) obtained eigenvalue estimates for an operator associated with bilayer graphene in terms of L q norms of the (possibly non-self-adjoint) potential. They proved that for 1 < q< 4 / 3 all nonembedded eigenvalues lie near the edges of the spectrum of the free operator. In this note, we prove this for the larger range 1 ≤ q≤ 3 / 2. The latter is optimal if embedded eigenvalues are also considered. We prove similar estimates for a modified bilayer operator with so-called trigonal warping term. Here, the range for q is smaller since the Fermi surface has less curvature. The main tool is new uniform resolvent estimates that may be of independent interest and is collected in an appendix (in greater generality than needed).
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title Eigenvalue estimates for bilayer graphene
title_short Eigenvalue estimates for bilayer graphene
title_full Eigenvalue estimates for bilayer graphene
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title_full_unstemmed Eigenvalue estimates for bilayer graphene
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