Hexagonal conjecture for the boundary length of minimal spectral equipartitions

Let

beaboundedopendomaininbe a bounded open domain in

, let

be a sequence of minimal regular spectral $k$-equipartitions of

, and let

denotethelengthoftheboundarysetofdenote the length of the boundary set of

. Let

be the regular hexagon of area $1$, and let

denote its boundary length. Then

(Hexa1)=223=2(12)14.\ell(\mathrm{Hexa}_1)=2\sqrt{2\sqrt{3}}=2(12)^{\frac{1}{4}}.

Hexagonal boundary-length conjecture. The normalized boundary length satisfies

limk+P(Dk)k=12(Hexa1)A(Ω).\lim_{k\rightarrow +\infty}\frac{P(\mathcal D_k)}{\sqrt{k}}=\frac{1}{2}\ell(\mathrm{Hexa}_1)\sqrt{A(\Omega)}.

This is motivated by the preceding hexagonal conjecture for the asymptotic energy and expresses the expected hexagonal structure of large minimal partitions. The source does not state a resolution.

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Primary source

Pierre Bérard and Bernard Helffer, “Remarks on the boundary set of spectral equipartitions”, arXiv:1203.3566 (2013).

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