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Introduction to semi classical analysis for the Schrodinger operators

Introduction to semi classical analysis for the Schrodinger operators

Introduction to semi classical analysis for the Schrodinger operators

This note covers the following topics:From classical mechanics to quantum mechanics, Localized version Karadzhov, Uncertainty principle and Weyl term, Localization of the eigen functions, Short introduction to the h pseudo differential calculus, About global classes, Elliptic theory, Essential self adjointness and semi boundedness and functional calculus.

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