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Sch'nol's Theorem For Strongly Local Forms

Abstract

We prove a variant of Sch'nol's theorem in a general setting: for generators of strongly local Dirichlet forms perturbed by measures. As an application, we discuss quantum graphs with $δ$- or Kirchhoff boundary conditions.

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Anne Boutet de Monvel, Daniel Lenz, Peter Stollmann. 2007-08-10. Sch'nol's Theorem For Strongly Local Forms. https://arxiv.org/abs/0708.1501

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