Equal-area subspectrality conjecture for rectangles

Let RR be a rectangle. For ϵ>0\epsilon>0, let RϵR_\epsilon be the rectangle obtained from RR by the map

(x,y)(ϵx,y/ϵ).(x,y)\mapsto(\epsilon x,y/\epsilon).

Equal-area subspectral rectangles conjecture. There exists s>0s>0 such that, for every 0<ϵ<s0<\epsilon<s, RϵR_\epsilon is Dirichlet-superspectral to RR and Neumann-subspectral to RR. This numerical conjecture concerns area-preserving deformations of rectangles and is presented as open in the source context.

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Primary source

Neal Coleman, “Laplace Subspectrality”, arXiv:1808.07206 (2018).

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