1990
DOI: 10.1007/bf01077920
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Spectral asymptotics of non-self-adjoint elliptic systems of differential operators in bounded domains

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“…The first statement of the theorem and the first part of the last statement (concerning σ = 1) are immediate consequences of the parameter ellipticity of the problem established in theorem 1.2. The second statement follows from theorem 1.2 and results obtained in [2], where the main term of the Weyl asymptotics is justified for non-symmetric parameter-elliptic system if the eigenvalues of the main symbol A of the system belong to R + . Formula (10) holds in this case with…”
Section: Theorem 21 Let Assumptions Of Theorem 12 Hold (With Arbitrar...mentioning
confidence: 88%
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“…The first statement of the theorem and the first part of the last statement (concerning σ = 1) are immediate consequences of the parameter ellipticity of the problem established in theorem 1.2. The second statement follows from theorem 1.2 and results obtained in [2], where the main term of the Weyl asymptotics is justified for non-symmetric parameter-elliptic system if the eigenvalues of the main symbol A of the system belong to R + . Formula (10) holds in this case with…”
Section: Theorem 21 Let Assumptions Of Theorem 12 Hold (With Arbitrar...mentioning
confidence: 88%
“…dξ, which implies (11). The part of the third statement concerning the case σ = −1 is a consequence of theorem 2 from [2]. The latter theorem estimates the number of the eigenvalues of the problem in a sector, which does not contain the eigenvalues of the principle symbol of the operator.…”
Section: Theorem 21 Let Assumptions Of Theorem 12 Hold (With Arbitrar...mentioning
confidence: 98%