Selberg's zeta function
The Selberg zeta function is a function from the mathematical field of harmonic analysis . It is used to investigate the relationship between the eigenvalues of the Laplace operator and the length spectrum of a hyperbolic surface.
definition
Let it be a hyperbolic surface or orbital fold . For a simple closed geodesic denote its length. The Selberg zeta function is meromorphic continuation of for by
given function.
zeropoint
The zeros of Selberg's zeta function are the numbers that make up the equation
for one of the eigenvalues
of the Laplace operator to satisfy.
Mayerscher transfer operator
For you have the identity
- .
In this case, referred to the Mayer's transfer operator on the space of the functions on the open disk with the center and radius holomorphic and are continuous to its edge. It is defined by
- .
literature
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