The stronger Kac conjecture for Liouville quantum gravity surfaces

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Let (λn)n≥0(\boldsymbol{\lambda}_n)_{n\ge 0} be the eigenvalue sequence of Liouville Brownian motion on a random surface (D,h)(D,h), where DD is the domain and hh is the Gaussian free field. Stronger Kac conjecture. The sequence (λn)n≥0(\boldsymbol{\lambda}_n)_{n\ge 0} determines the pair (D,h)(D,h) modulo equivalence of random surfaces. This strengthens the fixed-domain formulation by allowing the spectrum to determine the domain as well as the field, up to the natural equivalence of random surfaces.

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Nathanaël Berestycki and Mo Dick Wong, “Weyl's law in Liouville quantum gravity”, arXiv:2307.05407 (2024).

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