Conjecture on the asymptotic landing points of constriction curves

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Let βℓ,k=(0,sℓ,k)\beta_{\ell,k}=(0,s_{\ell,k}) be the points on the ss-axis, where sℓ,1,sℓ,2,…s_{\ell,1},s_{\ell,2},\dots are the positive zeros of the Bessel function JℓJ_\ell, and let Cℓ,k\mathcal C_{\ell,k} denote the constriction curve accumulating to βℓ,k\beta_{\ell,k}. Landing-point conjecture. Each constriction curve lands at some βℓ,k\beta_{\ell,k}, i.e., coincides with some Cℓ,k\mathcal C_{\ell,k}. The preceding results identify the points βℓ,k\beta_{\ell,k} as the limit set of the constriction submanifold and show that exactly one known constriction curve accumulates regularly to each such point; the conjecture asserts that every constriction curve is among these curves.

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Alexey Glutsyuk, “On germs of constriction curves in model of overdamped Josephson junction, dynamical isomonodromic foliation and Painlevé 3 equation”, arXiv:2308.04310 (2023).

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