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In [[mathematics]], the '''resolvent formalism''' is a technique for applying concepts from [[complex analysis]] to the study of the [[spectrum (functional analysis)|spectrum]] of [[Operator (mathematics)|operator]]s on [[Hilbert space]]s and more general spaces.
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The '''resolvent''' captures the spectral properties of an operator in the analytic structure of the resolvent. Given an operator ''A'', the resolvent may be defined as
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: <math> R(z;A)= (A-zI)^{-1}. </math>
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Among other uses, the resolvent may be used to solve the inhomogeneous [[Fredholm integral equation]]s; a commonly used approach is a series solution, the [[Liouville-Neumann series]].
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The resolvent of ''A'' can be used to directly obtain information about the spectral decomposition
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of ''A''. For example, suppose <math> \lambda </math> is an isolated [[eigenvalue]] in the  
 
[[spectrum]] of ''A''. That is, suppose there exists a simple closed curve <math> C_\lambda </math>
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in the complex plane
 
that separates  <math> \lambda </math> from the rest of the spectrum of ''A''.
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Then the [[residue (complex analysis)|residue]]  
 
: <math> \frac{-1}{2\pi i} \oint_{C_\lambda} (A- z I)^{-1}~ dz </math>
 
defines a [[projection operator]] onto the <math> \lambda </math> [[eigenspace]] of ''A''.  
 
The [[Hille-Yosida theorem]] relates the resolvent to an integral over the one-parameter [[group (mathematics)|group]] of transformations generated by ''A''. Thus, for example, if ''A'' is [[Hermitian operator|Hermitian]], then <math>U(t)=\exp(itA)</math> is a one-parameter group of unitary operators. The resolvent can be expressed as the integral
 
: <math>R(z;A)= \int_0^\infty e^{-zt}U(t) dt.</math>
 
==History==
The first major use of the resolvent operator was by [[Ivar Fredholm]], in a landmark 1903 paper in ''Acta Mathematica'' that helped establish modern [[operator theory]]. The name ''resolvent'' was given by [[David Hilbert]].
 
==Resolvent identity==
 
For all <math>z, w</math> in <math>\rho(A)</math>, the [[resolvent set]] of an operator <math>A</math>, we have that the '''resolvent identity''' (also called Hilbert's identity) holds:<ref>Dunford and Schwartz, Vol I, Lemma 6, p568.</ref>
:<math>R(z; A) - R(w; A) = (w-z) R(z;A) R(w;A)\,</math>
(Note that Dunford and Schwartz define the resolvent as <math>(zI-A)^{-1}</math> so that the formula above is slightly different from theirs.)
 
==Compact resolvent==
When studying an [[unbounded operator]] <math>A:H\to H</math> on a [[Hilbert space]] <math>H</math>, if there exists <math>z\in\rho(A)</math> such that <math>R(z;A)</math> is a [[compact operator]], we say that <math>A</math> has compact resolvent. The spectrum <math>\sigma(A)</math> of such <math>A</math> is a discrete subset of <math>\mathbb{C}</math>. If furthermore <math>A</math> is [[self-adjoint]], then <math>\sigma(A)\subset\mathbb{R}</math> and there exists an orthonormal basis <math>\{v_i\}_{i\in\mathbb{N}}</math> of eigenvectors of <math>A</math> with eigenvalues <math>\{\lambda_i\}_{i\in\mathbb{N}}</math> respectively. Also, <math>\{\lambda_i\}</math> has no finite accumulation point.<ref>Taylor, p515.</ref>
 
==See also==
* [[Resolvent set]]
* [[Stone's theorem]]
* [[Holomorphic functional calculus]]
* [[Spectral theory]]
* [[Compact operator]]
* [[Unbounded operator]]
 
==References==
<references/>
* [[Nelson Dunford]], [[Jacob T. Schwartz]] ''Linear Operators'', Part I General Theory ISBN 0-471-60848-3, Part II Spectral Theory, Self Adjoint Operators in Hilbert Space ISBN 0-471-60847-5, Part III Spectral Operators ISBN 0-471-60846-7
* E.I. Fredholm, "Sur une classe d'equations fonctionnelles", ''Acta Mathematica'', '''27'''  (1903)  pp.&nbsp;365–390.
* {{Citation
| last = Kato
| first = Tosio
| title = Perturbation Theory for Linear Operators
| edition = 2nd
| publisher = Spinger-Verlag
| location = New York, NY
| year = 1980
| isbn = 0-387-07558-5 }}.
*{{Citation
| last = Taylor
| first = Michael E. | authorlink = Michael E. Taylor
| title = Partial Differential Equations I
| publisher = Spinger-Verlag
| location = New York, NY
| year = 1996
| isbn = 7-5062-4252-4 }}
 
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Absolute zero is often considered to be the coldest temperature feasible. But now researchers show they can achieve even lower temperature for a strange realm of "negative temperatures."

Oddly, another way to take a look at these negative temperatures is to consider them hotter as compared to infinity, researchers added.

This uncommon advance could lead to new motors that could technically be more when compared with 100 percent efficient, and shed light on mysteries such as dark energy, the mysterious substance that's apparently pulling our whole world apart.

An object's temperature is a pace of how much its atoms proceed the colder an object is actually, the slower the atoms usually are. At the physically impossible to arrive at temperature of zero kelvin, and also minus 459.67 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 273.15 degrees Celsius), atoms would avoid moving. Positive temperatures make-up one part of the circle, although negative temperatures make up the far wall. When temperatures go often below zero or above infinity around the positive region of this scale, they end up in negative area. [ What's That? Your Essential Physics Questions Answered ]

With positive temperatures, atoms more often than not occupy low energy declares than high energy says, a pattern known as Boltzmann distribution inside physics. When an object will be heated, its atoms can accomplish higher energy levels.

At absolute zero, atoms would not occupy just about any energy states. At an infinite temperature, atoms would occupy many energy states. Negative temperatures then are the opposite of positive temperatures atoms more likely occupy substantial energy states than low energy states.

"The inverted Boltzmann submission is the hallmark of damaging absolute temperature, and this is what we should have achieved," said researcher Ulrich Schneider, a physicist at the University or college of Munich in Germany. "Yet the gas is not colder in comparison with zero kelvin, but hotter. It can be even hotter than in any positive temperature a temperature scale simply does not end at infinity, but advances to Timberland Outlet negative values instead."

As one might be expecting, objects with negative conditions behave in very unusual ways. For instance, energy normally flows from objects which has a higher positive temperature to ones with a lower beneficial temperature that is, hotter objects heat up cooler objects, and also colder objects cool down hotter ones, until they accomplish a common temperature. However, power will always flow from items with negative temperature so that you can ones with positive temperatures. In this sense, objects having negative temperatures are always milder than ones with optimistic temperatures.

Another odd reaction to negative temperatures has to do with entropy, this is a measure of how disorderly something is. When objects by using positive temperature release energy, they increase the entropy of things all-around them, making them behave additional chaotically. However, when objects using negative temperatures release vitality, they can actually absorb entropy.

Damaging temperatures would be thought impossible, since there is typically no superior bound for how much electricity atoms can have, as far as theory presently suggests. (There is a limit about the speed they can travel as outlined by Einstein's theory of relativity, nothing can accelerate to speeds quicker than light.)

Wacky physics play with it

To generate negative temperatures, research workers created a system where atoms unfavorable reactions a limit to how much energy they can possess. They initial cooled about 100,500 atoms to a positive temperature of a few nanokelvin, or billionth of a kelvin. They refrigerated the atoms within a vacuum slot provided, which isolated them from any environmental influence that could likely heat the atoms up by mistake. The researchers also used a website of laser beams and permanent magnetic fields to very exactly control how these atoms well-socialized, helping to push them in a new temperature realm. [ Twisted Physics: 7 Mind Blowing Conclusions ]

"The temperatures we reached are negative nanokelvin," Schneider told LiveScience.

Temperature depends on how much atoms shift how much kinetic energy they have. The web of laser beams created a correctly ordered array of millions of shiny spots of light, and in the following "optical lattice," atoms could still go, but their kinetic energy was restricted.

Temperature also depends on just how much potential energy atoms have, and just how much energy lies in the particular interactions between the atoms. The researchers limited how much potential energy a atoms had with a system of magnetic fields, and they could also very finely control the particular interactions between atoms, making them both attractive or repulsive.

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"We have created the first adverse absolute temperature state regarding moving particles," stated researcher Simon Braun at the University connected with Munich in Germany.

New types of engines

Negative temperatures can be used to create heat applications engines that convert warm energy to mechanical do the job, such as combustion engines that are more than 100 percent efficient, a little something seemingly impossible. Such search engines would essentially not only take in energy from hotter substances, but also colder ones. As a result, the work the engine completed could be larger than the energy stripped away from the hotter substance by yourself.

Negative temperatures might also assistance shed light on one of the greatest mysteries within science. Scientists had predicted the gravitational pull of topic Timberland Stockists Perth to slow down the universe's expansion following the Big Bang, eventually providing it to a dead stop or maybe reversing it for a "Big Emergency." However, the universe's extension is apparently speeding up, accelerated advancement that cosmologists Air Max 97 suggest may be due to be able to dark energy, an confirmed unknown substance that could make-up more than 70 percent of the cosmos.

Within much the same way, the negative demand of the cold gas the researchers created should make it collapse. Nevertheless, its negative temperature will keep it from doing so. As such, negative temperatures might have fascinating parallels with dark strength that may help scientists understand this enigma.

Damaging temperatures could also shed light on unusual states of matter, building systems that normally might not be stable without them. "A better idea of temperature could lead to new things we have not even thought of yet,In Schneider said. "When you study the principles very thoroughly, you never know where by it may end."