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Re-parameterizing and reducing families of normal operators

Vincent Grandjean
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We present a new proof of results of Kurdyka & Paunescu, and of Rainer, about real-analytic multi-parameters generalizations of classical results by Rellich and Kato about the reduction in families of univariate deformations of normal operators over real or complex vector spaces of finite dimensions. Given a real analytic family of normal operators over a finite dimensional real or complex vector space, there exists a locally finite composition of blowings-up with smooth centers re-parameterizing the given family such that at each point of the source space of the re-parameterizing mapping, there exists a neighbourhood of any given point over which exists a real analytic orthonormal frame in which the pull back of the operator is in reduced form at every point of the neighbourhood. A free by-product of our proof is the local real analyticity of the eigen-values, which in all prior works was a prerequisite step to get local regular reducing bases.

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Vincent Grandjean. 2019-07-19. Re-parameterizing and reducing families of normal operators. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11856-019-1834-1

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