Some remarks on monodromy
We consider hypoelliptic symbols over a very regular Lie group and discuss monodromy for a spectral stratification using results of Nilsson and B\"acklund.
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We consider hypoelliptic symbols over a very regular Lie group and discuss monodromy for a spectral stratification using results of Nilsson and B\"acklund.
We discuss representations of monogenic functions over very regular groups.
We discuss the polar in symbol space to hypoelliptic and partially hypoelliptic operators, assuming a transmission property related to a rectifiable boundary and using a representation based on two scalar products.
In the symbol space for differential operators, we discuss a scalar type for change of local coordinates, using vector valued distributions. In particular, we discuss P-convexity for hypoelliptic operators.
We argue that the fundamental solution corresponding to a maximal rank differential operator, where the symbol is regarded as a vector valued distribution, is not necessarily very regular. Thus, for a fundamental solution, the property of being very regular, is not invariant to change of local coordinates.
We argue that the spiral can, in presence of a maximum principle, be of maximal rank at a boundary, but does not preserve hypoellipticity.
We argue that a necessary condition for hypoellipticity is that the polar is not a spiral domain.
I will attempt to represent a symbol to a ps.d.o., using two bases and a lifting functional. The representation is based upon an invariance principle and conditions on the boundary, defined by first surfaces to the symbol.
This study is an attempt at generalizing the class of partially hypoelliptic differential operators to a class of pseudodifferential operators, Symbol ideals are formed on the set of lineality and we discuss suitable topologies that allow the generalizations.
This article gives a fundamental discussion on variable coefficients, self-adjoint, formally partially hypoelliptic differential operators. A generalization of the results to pseudo differential operators, is given in a following article in ArXiv. Close to N. Nilsson "Some estimates for spectral functions connected with formally hypoelliptic differential operators" in Arkiv för matematik ,10, 1972, we give a construction and estimates for a fundamental solution to the operator in a suitable topology. We further give estimates of the corresponding spectral kernel.
This article is a discussion of some characteristic properties in connection with global models, particularly for the application of prediction, such as the approximation property, the interpolation property and the transmission property.
I will give a discussion of the conditions involved in Treves' conjecture on analytic hypoellipticity. I will discuss some microlocally characteristic sets and introduce a topology of monotropic functionals as suitable for solving the conjecture. The pseudodifferential operator representation is inspired by Cousin.