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Artifact ↗Simon's Problem 2: pure-point spectrum for the two-dimensional Anderson model at every disorder
For each fixed , the operator on with iid uniform on almost surely has pure-point spectral type with a complete orthonormal eigenbasis, spectrum and dense eigenvalues. The null set may depend on . Not shown: one event for all , bounds uniform in energy, exponential decay of eigenfunctions, dynamical localization, or other single-site laws such as Bernoulli.
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Occurred: Sep 23, 2026
Delta type: SOURCE CLAIM
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Canonical aliases: Simon's Problem 2: pure-point spectrum for the two-dimensional Anderson model at every disorder · 2D Anderson localization (Simon's Problem 2)
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Simon's Problem 2: pure-point spectrum for the two-dimensional Anderson model at every disorder parent of this event
Same family: Pure-Point Spectrum for the Two-Dimensional Anderson Model at Every Positive Disorder evidence for this event
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Lean scope note for family 261 (supporting spectrum statement only) evidence for this event
VibeMathed record: Simon's Problem 2: pure-point spectrum for the two-dimensional Anderson model at every disorder evidence for this event
Simon's Problem 1: absolutely continuous spectrum for the weakly disordered Anderson model in dimension three and higher evidence for this event
For each fixed , the operator on with iid uniform on almost surely has pure-point spectral type with a complete orthonormal eigenbasis, spectrum and dense eigenvalues. The null set may depend on . Not shown: one event for all , bounds uniform in energy, exponential decay of eigenfunctions, dynamical localization, or other single-site laws such as Bernoulli. parent of this event
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