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تسجيل مستخدم جديدUnusual poles of the $zeta$-functions for some regular singular differential operators
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We consider the resolvent of a system of first order differential operators with a regular singularity, admitting a family of self-adjoint extensions. We find that the asymptotic expansion for the resolvent in the general case presents powers of $lambda$ which depend on the singularity, and can take even irrational values. The consequences for the pole structure of the corresponding $zeta$ and $eta$-functions are also discussed.
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