Reverse Faber–Krahn conjecture for the logarithmic potential operator

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Let Ω\Omega be a bounded domain, let Ω\Omega^* denote the comparison domain of the same area, and let BRB_R be the comparison ball for a domain whose transfinite diameter is RR. The reverse Faber–Krahn conjecture.

τ~1(Ω)τ~1(Ω).\tilde{\tau}_1(\Omega)\leq \tilde{\tau}_1(\Omega^*).

Additionally, for a domain Ω\Omega with transfinite diameter RR,

τ~1(Ω)τ~1(BR).\tilde{\tau}_1(\Omega)\leq \tilde{\tau}_1(B_R).

These are proposed as reverse Faber–Krahn inequalities for the logarithmic potential operator; their status is open.

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Primary source

T. V. Anoop and Jiya Rose Johnson, “Reverse Faber-Krahn inequalities for the Logarithmic potential operator”, arXiv:2501.13569 (2025).

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