Monotonicity conjecture for the intersection angle

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For p(0,3/2)p\in(0,\sqrt{3}/2), let α(p)\alpha(p) denote the angle at which the trajectory of the relevant solution intersects the φ0\varphi_0-axis for the first positive intersection.

Monotonicity conjecture. The angle α(p)\alpha(p) is a monotone function for

p(0,3/2).p\in(0,\sqrt{3}/2).

This conjecture is introduced as part of a numerical argument intended to rule out the interval (0,3/2)(0,\sqrt{3}/2) when determining which periodic solutions correspond to extremal metrics. The supplied text does not state whether the conjecture has been proved or disproved.

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Dmitry Jakobson, Nikolai Nadirashvili and Iosif Polterovich, “Extremal metric for the first eigenvalue on a Klein bottle”, arXiv:math/0311484 (2005).

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