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1). 3) γ (∇⊥ = ∂xi nγ + Γγiα nα . ∂x v) i 49 50 4. THE WHOLE STORY Now let (w, v) ∈ C 1 ([−1, 1], N Ωj ) with w(0) = x, w(0) ˙ = ∂xi , & v(0) = n, ∇⊥ w˙ v = 0. 3) and the choice of the curve v in the last step. 6. 3). Let τ, τ1 , τ2 ∈ Γ(T C) and ψ, ψ1 , ψ2 ∈ C 2 C, Hf (q) . ,k as above. e. d ψ1 |ψ2 Hf (τ ) = ∇hτ ψ1 |ψ2 Hf + ψ1 |∇hτ ψ2 Hf . Since ∇⊥ is a metric connection, Γγiα is anti-symmetric in α and γ, in particular Γα iα = 0 for all α. Therefore an integration by parts yields that Γγiα nα ∂nγ ψ1 ψ2 Hf + ψ1 Γγiα nα ∂nγ ψ2 Hf = 0.
BB ∗ = 1 implies that BA = B, AB ∗ = B ∗ and A2 = A. By definition H Therefore RH˜ (z) − BRH (z)B ∗ = RH˜ (z) 1 − (BHB ∗ − z)BRH (z)B ∗ = RH˜ (z) 1 − B(H − z)ARH (z)B ∗ = RH˜ (z) 1 − BAB ∗ − B[H, A]RH (z)B ∗ = −RH˜ (z) B[H, A]RH (z)B ∗ . 22) For the first part of c) we compute B ∗ RH˜ (z) − BRH (z)B ∗ B χ22 (H) = −B ∗ RH˜ (z) B[H, A]RH (z)Aχ2 (H)χ2 (H) = −B ∗ RH˜ (z) B[H, A]RH (z) χ2 (H)A + [A, χ2 (H)] χ2 (H). 23) We will write CB for a constant depending only on the norms B L(D(H l ),D(H˜ l )) and B ∗ L(D(H˜ l ),D(H l )) for l ≤ m.
However, one should think of all the operators applied to φ as the adjoint applied to the corresponding term containing ψ. 6 implies 2 Re ϕf |∇h ϕf Hf = ∇hτ ϕf |ϕf Hf + ϕf |∇hτ ϕf Hf = d ϕf |ϕf Hf (τ ) = 0. 3. 25) = φ˜∗ ϕf |Hf ϕf C Hf Hf . 39) C ˜ ∗ , ψ˜χ (r1 + r2 ) + g φ˜∗ (r1 + r2 )∗ , −iεdψ˜χ dμ g (−iεdφ) with VBH = Nq C ε geff (∇h ϕ∗f , (1 − P0 )∇h ϕf ) dν, = − iεdψ − Im ε ϕf |∇h ϕf pεeff ψ Hf − ε2 Nq C + ε2 ϕf 2 W( . ) − ϕf | W( . )ϕf 2 3 ϕ∗f R ∇v ϕf , ν ν dν Hf ∇h ϕf Hf ψ, as well as r1 := Im R1 for R1 := ϕf 2 W( .