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In the present paper, the finite spectrum problem of Dirac operators is studied. For each nonnegative integer m, we construct a class of regular Dirac operator which has at most eigenvalues. The method presented is based on choosing the coefficients of the Dirac equation such that they are alternatively zero on consecutive subintervals and iterative construction of the characteristic function.
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