Continuity and asymptotic limit of the Weyl-law constant for the p-Laplacian

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Let MM be a closed nn-dimensional Riemannian manifold, let pp be the exponent in the pp-Laplacian, and let cn(p)c_n(p) be the universal constant in the asymptotic law

lim⁡ξ→∞#{k≥1∣λk,p(M)1/p<ξ}ξn=cn(p)vol⁡g(M).\lim_{\xi \to \infty} \frac{ \# \{k \ge 1 \mid \lambda_{k,p}(M)^{1/p} < \xi \}}{\xi^n} = c_n(p) \operatorname{vol}_g(M).

Here ⊚n\circledcirc_n denotes the Euclidean packing constant. Continuity and asymptotic-limit conjecture. The function cn(p)c_n(p) is continuous in pp and

lim⁡p→∞cn(p)=⊚n.\lim_{p \to \infty} c_n(p) = \circledcirc_n.

This conjecture links the asymptotic eigenvalue distribution of the pp-Laplacian with the asymptotic law for packing radii. The source provides no resolution, so the continuity and limiting behavior remain open.

References

Primary source

Ayato Mitsuishi, “Certain min-max values related to the p-energy and packing radii of Riemannian manifolds and metric measure spaces”, arXiv:1912.01432 (2019).

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