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Arman Sahovic

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Agmon-Kolmogorov inequalities on $\ell^2(\Bbb Z^d)$

Landau-Kolmogorov inequalities have been extensively studied on both continuous and discrete domains for an entire century. However, the research is limited to the study of functions and sequences on $\Bbb R$ and $\Bbb Z$, with no equivalent inequalities in higher-dimensional spaces. The aim of this paper is to obtain a new class of discrete Landau-Kolmogorov type inequalities of arbitrary dimension: $$ \|φ\|_{\ell^\infty(\Bbb Z^d)} \leq μ_{p,d}\|\nabla_Dφ\|^{p/2^d}_{\ell^2(\Bbb Z^d)}\, \|φ\|^{1-p/2^d}_{\ell^2(\Bbb Z^d)}, % $$ where the constant $μ_{p,d}$ is explicitly specified. In fact, this also generalises the discrete Agmon inequality to higher dimension, which in the corresponding continuous case is not possible.

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Spectral Bounds for Polydiagonal Jacobi Matrix Operators

The research on spectral inequalities for discrete Schrodinger Operators has proved fruitful in the last decade. Indeed, several authors analysed the operator's canonical relation to a tridiagonal Jacobi matrix operator. In this paper, we consider a generalisation of this relation with regards to connecting higher order Schrodinger-type operators with symmetric matrix operators with arbitrarily many non-zero diagonals above and below the main diagonal. We thus obtain spectral bounds for such matrices, similar in nature to the Lieb{Thirring inequalities.

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New Constants in Discrete Lieb-Thirring Inequalities for Jacobi Matrices

This paper is essentially derived from the observation that some results used for improving constants in the Lieb-Thirring inequalities for Schrodinger operators in L2(-\infty,\infty) can be translated to the discrete Schrodinger op- erators and more generally to Jacobi matrices. Some results were previ- ously proved by D. Hundertmark and B. Simon and the aim of this article is to improve the constants obtained in their article [7].

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