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تسجيل مستخدم جديدFactorization of the Indefinite Convection-Diffusion Operator
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We prove that some non-self-adjoint differential operator admits factorization and apply this new representation of the operator to construct explicitly its domain. We also show that this operator is J-self-adjoint in some Krein space.
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