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An abstract stationary approach to perturbation of continuous spectra and scattering theory

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This work was partly supported by Matsunaga Science Foundation.

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Kuroda, S.T. An abstract stationary approach to perturbation of continuous spectra and scattering theory. J. Anal. Math. 20, 57–117 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02786670

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