Laugesen–Siudeja's simplicity conjecture for the second Dirichlet eigenvalue

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Let TT be a bounded triangle in the Euclidean plane, and let the Dirichlet eigenvalues of its Laplacian, listed with multiplicity, be

0<λ1(T)λ2(T).0<\lambda_1(T)\leq\lambda_2(T)\leq\cdots.

An equilateral triangle is a triangle whose three sides have equal length. Laugesen–Siudeja's conjecture. The second Dirichlet eigenvalue is simple on every non-equilateral triangle; equivalently, if TT is not equilateral, then λ2(T)<λ3(T)\lambda_2(T)<\lambda_3(T). This conjecture is solved by the paper, which gives a computer-assisted proof and in particular resolves the previously open case of nearly degenerate triangles.

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Ryoki Endo and Xuefeng Liu, “The second Dirichlet eigenvalue is simple on every non-equilateral triangle”, arXiv:2503.06786 (2025).

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