The one-dimensional reduction conjecture for a magnetic barrier

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Assume that −1≤a<0-1\leq a<0 and 1/∣a∣<b<1/βa1/|a|<b<1/\beta_a, where βa\beta_a is defined by the spectral quantity in the paper, and let ea(b)\mathfrak e_a(b) be the energy introduced in the corresponding definition. For each ξ∈R\xi\in\mathbb R, let Ea,b1D(ξ)E_{a,b}^{1D}(\xi) be the one-dimensional ground-state energy defined in the paper, and set

Ea,b1D=inf⁡ξ∈REa,b1D(ξ).E_{a,b}^{1D}=\inf_{\xi\in\mathbb R}E_{a,b}^{1D}(\xi).

One-dimensional reduction conjecture. Under these assumptions,

ea(b)=Ea,b1D.\mathfrak e_a(b)=E_{a,b}^{1D}.

This conjectures that the energy associated with the step magnetic field is exactly captured by the corresponding one-dimensional minimization over the translational parameter ξ\xi, extending the analogous reduction known for a uniform magnetic field. The parser provides no evidence that this conjecture has been resolved.

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Wafaa Assaad, Ayman Kachmar and Mikael Persson-Sundqvist, “The distribution of superconductivity near a magnetic barrier”, arXiv:1709.09855 (2017).

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