Math 191c
 
Topics in Spectral Theory of Random Schrodinger Operators
Spring 2007-2008
 
TR 2:00 PM // 159 Sloan
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Instructor: Jonathan Breuer, 272 Sloan, 395-4345, jbreuer@caltech.edu

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The course will discuss some basic notions and results in the theory of random Schrödinger operators. Topics include localization (one and multidimensional), existence and properties of the density of states (regularity, Lifshitz tails), and level statistics for finite-volume approximations. The course will focus on the Anderson model but (time permitting) will also study other Anderson-type Hamiltonians (e.g., models with decaying randomness).
 


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Text: Caught by Disorder: Bound States in Random Media Springer 0817642102

Spectral Theory of Random Schrodinger Operators Springer 081763486X

 

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