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By Morame A., Truc F.
We think of a Schrödinger operator with a relentless magnetic box in a one-halfthree-dimensional house, with Neumann-type boundary stipulations. it's knownfrom the works by means of Lu-Pan and Helffer-Morame that the reduce certain of its spectrumis lower than b, the depth of the magnetic box, only if the magneticfield isn't general to the boundary. We end up that the spectrum less than b is a finiteset of eigenvalues (each of limitless multiplicity). within the case while the perspective betweenthe magnetic box and the boundary is small, we supply a pointy asymptoticexpansion of the variety of those eigenvalues.
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