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A symplectic approach to Schrödinger equations in the infinite-dimensional unbounded setting

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Authors: Javier de Lucas, Julia Lange, Xavier Rivas

Year

2023

Paper ID

53482

Status

Preprint

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Abstract

By using the theory of analytic vectors and manifolds modelled on normed spaces, we provide a rigorous symplectic differential geometric approach to t-dependent Schrödinger equations on separable (possibly infinite-dimensional) Hilbert spaces determined by unbounded t-dependent self-adjoint Hamiltonians satisfying a technical condition. As an application, the Marsden--Weinstein reduction procedure is employed to map above-mentioned t-dependent Schrödinger equations onto their projective spaces. Other applications of physical and mathematical relevance are also analysed.

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