The study demonstrates completeness of formal powers in Sobolev spaces, suggesting key properties of transmutation operators and implications for impedance function forms.
We present the construction of a complete system of functions associated with the Sturm–Liouville equation in impedance form on a finite interval , given an impedance function . The system, known as the formal powers , is generated through recursive integration of the impedance function and its reciprocal. We establish the completeness of this system in the space with the weight function . Under additional conditions on , we extend this completeness to Sobolev spaces , along with a generalized Taylor formula. We show that the completeness of the formal powers implies key analytic properties for a transmutation operator associated with the Sturm–Liouville equation in impedance form, including the existence of a continuous inverse. Finally, we introduce a formulation of the Darboux‐transformed equation and establish a relation between the transmutation operators to the original and transformed equations.
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Víctor A. Vicente-Benítez (2025) studied this question.
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