A sparse potential is built so that the essential spectrum is [-2,2] and the spectral measure of the boundary vector stays non-Rajchman for every rank-one perturbation.
On Fractal Continuity Properties of Certain One-Dimensional Schr\"odinger Operators
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We construct examples of one-dimensional Schr\"odinger operators that illustrate the subtle nature of fractal continuity properties of spectral measures. First, we present half-line operators whose spectral measures have packing dimension zero for all boundary conditions. Second, we exhibit a whole-line operator whose spectral measure has Hausdorff dimension one, while every half-line restriction (under any boundary condition) has spectral measure of Hausdorff dimension zero. Finally, for the same whole-line operator, we prove the existence of a Borel set that carries positive spectral measure, yet has measure zero with respect to the spectral measure of the positive half-line restriction for every boundary condition.
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On a Question of Poltoratski
A sparse potential is built so that the essential spectrum is [-2,2] and the spectral measure of the boundary vector stays non-Rajchman for every rank-one perturbation.