Spectral-mass asymptotics on the infinite Sierpinski gasket

Let SGSG denote the Sierpinski gasket and SGSG_{\infty} its infinite version, and let M(λ)M(\lambda) denote the spectral-mass function. Infinite-gasket asymptotics conjecture. The function M(λ)M(\lambda) is well-defined on SGSG_{\infty} and has the same asymptotics as on SGSG:

M(λ) satisfies the asymptotics (7.3) for SG.M(\lambda)\text{ satisfies the asymptotics (7.3) for }SG.

The claim is motivated by an averaging heuristic for localized eigenfunctions on the infinite gasket. The source gives no proof or resolution.

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Robert S. Strichartz, “Spectral Asymptotics Revisited”, arXiv:1012.0272 (2011).

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