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On the Essential Spectrum of the Translation Invariant Nelson Model

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Let ℝv∋ξ →Σess(ξ) denote the bottom of the essential spectrum for the ber Hamiltonians of the translation invariant massive Nelson model, which describes a v-dimensional electron linearly coupled to a scalar massive radiation eld. We prove that, away from a locally nite set, Σess is an analytic function of total momentum.

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Schach-Møller, J. (2006). On the Essential Spectrum of the Translation Invariant Nelson Model. In: Asch, J., Joye, A. (eds) Mathematical Physics of Quantum Mechanics. Lecture Notes in Physics, vol 690. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg . https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-34273-7_15

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