One-component conjecture for the complement in dumbbell domains

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Let Ωh\Omega_h be a dumbbell domain, let D=Dα,AD=D_{\alpha,A} be an optimal configuration, and let ψΩ\psi_{\Omega} be the function whose maxima determine the relevant localization regions. One-component conjecture for dumbbells. For every α>0\alpha>0, there is ρ0(α,h)>0\rho_0(\alpha,h)>0 such that DcD^c consists of one component, near one of the maxima of ψΩ\psi_{\Omega}, whenever ΩA<ρ0(α,h)|\Omega|-A<\rho_0(\alpha,h). This is motivated by numerical evidence and remains open; the authors expect ρ0(α,h)0\rho_0(\alpha,h)\to0 as α0\alpha\to0.

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S. Chanillo, D. Grieser, M. Imai, K. Kurata and I. Ohnishi, “Symmetry breaking and other phenomena in the optimization of eigenvalues for composite membranes”, arXiv:math/9912116 (2000).

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