Half-line hyperuniformity conjecture for Schrödinger eigenvalue counts

Let HH be the Schrödinger operator considered in the paper, let N(λ)N(\lambda) be its eigenvalue counting function, and let Rh(λ)R_{\mathrm h}(\lambda) denote the half-line hyperuniformity ratio. For dimensions d=1,2,3d=1,2,3, the half-line hyperuniformity conjecture asserts that

Rh(λ)0R_{\mathrm h}(\lambda)\to0

as λ\lambda\to\infty at an explicit rate depending on dd. This is motivated by the paper's hyperuniformity results and an informal Abelian/Tauberian relation; the required asymptotics appear to depend on obtaining variance estimates for N(λ)N(\lambda), and the conjecture remains open.

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Youssef Djellouli and Pierre Yves Gaudreau Lamarre, “Optimal Covariance Estimates for Schrödinger Semigroups with White Noise in d=1,2”, arXiv:2607.17393 (2026).

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