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TauCeti.Analysis.Semigroups.PhaseShift

Phase shifts of a complex-linear strongly continuous semigroup #

For a C₀-semigroup S acting by complex-linear operators on a complex Banach space and a real number b, the phase shift is the semigroup

(S.phaseShift hS b) t = exp (-i b t) • S t.

Unlike the exponential shift t ↦ exp (-omega t) • S t of TauCeti/Analysis/Semigroups/ExponentialShift.lean, which damps the semigroup and moves its growth exponent, a phase shift multiplies by a unimodular scalar: it preserves every growth bound (omega, M) exactly, and it subtracts i b from the generator. Composing the two shifts realizes t ↦ exp (-lambda t) • S t for an arbitrary complex lambda.

This is the device that moves a spectral parameter parallel to the imaginary axis. Since the Laplace-transform resolvent of a C₀-semigroup is a real-variable construction, it only ever produces real points of the resolvent set; the phase shift converts a real point for the shifted semigroup into the point lambda = mu + i b for S, which is how the complex resolvent set of the complex generator is reached in TauCeti/Analysis/Semigroups/Resolvent/Complex.lean.

Main definitions and results #

References #

The phase shift of a complex-linear C₀-semigroup by b : ℝ: the semigroup t ↦ exp (-i b t) • S t.

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    The native nonnegative-time operator of a phase shift.

    Real-time form of a phase-shifted operator at nonnegative times.

    Pointwise real-time form of a phase-shifted operator at nonnegative times.

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    The zero phase shift is the original semigroup.

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    Successive phase shifts add their parameters.

    A phase shift multiplies by a unimodular scalar, so it preserves every growth bound.

    The generator of a phase shift #

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    A phase shift does not change the generator domain.

    The generator of a phase-shifted semigroup acts as A - i b.

    The generator of a phase shift. The complex generator of t ↦ exp (-i b t) • S t is A - i b, where A is the complex generator of S.