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Whilst dealing with a Schrödinger operator with a magnetic field in the complex n-space, we construct a Toeplitz operator whose Berezin symbol defines a Berezin transform for each eigenspace attached to a fixed Landau level. We give a decomposition of the action of this transform on the product of radial functions with spherical harmonics.
Integral Transforms and Special Functions – Taylor & Francis
Published: Dec 1, 2008
Keywords: Toeplitz operator; Berezin transform; Landau levels; spherical harmonics; Primary: 47B35; 44A35; 32A26; 33C55; Secondary: 35J10; 81Q10
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