‎this paper considers a non-local initial-boundary value problem containing a first order partial differential equation with variable coefficients‎. ‎at first‎, ‎the non-self-adjoint spectral problem is derived‎. ‎then its adjoint problem is calculated‎. ‎after that‎, ‎for the adjoint problem the associated eigenvalues and the subsequent eigenfunctions are determined‎. ‎finally the convergence ...

in this paper we introduce two-wavelet constants for square integrable representations of homogeneous spaces. we establishthe orthogonality relations for square integrable representationsof homogeneous spaces which give rise to the existence of aunique self adjoint positive operator on the set of admissiblewavelets. finally, we show that this operator is a constant multiple of identity operator...

We describe methods which have been used to analyze the spectrum of non-self-adjoint differential operators, emphasizing the differences from the self-adjoint theory. We find that even in cases in which the eigenfunctions can be determined explicitly, they often do not form a basis; this is closely related to a high degree of instability of the eigenvalues under small perturbations of the opera...

We extend the concept of Lifshits–Krein spectral shift function associated with a pair of self-adjoint operators to the case of pairs of (admissible) operators that are similar to self-adjoint operators. An operator H is called admissible if: (i) there is a bounded operator V with a bounded inverse such that H = V −1 HV for some self-adjoint operator H; (ii) the operators H and H are resolvent ...

We describe how to obtain bounds on the spectrum of a non-self-adjoint operator by means of what we call its higher order numerical ranges. We prove some of their basic properties and describe explain how to compute them. We finally use them to obtain new spectral insights into the non-selfadjoint Anderson model in one and two space dimensions. keywords: non-self-adjoint operator, spectrum, num...