2018
DOI: 10.1007/s00208-018-1644-5
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Eigenvalue estimates and differential form Laplacians on Alexandrov spaces

Abstract: We give upper bounds on the eigenvalues of the differential form Laplacian on a compact Riemannian manifold. The proof uses Alexandrov spaces with curvature bounded below. We also construct differential form Laplacians on Alexandrov spaces. Under a local biLipschitz assumption on the Alexandrov space, which is conjecturally always satisfied, we show that the differential form Laplacian has a compact resolvent. We identify its kernel with an intersection homology group.

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“…The equality in (1.11) implies certain (radial) curvature rigidity and isometry between B r (x 0 ) and B κ r , see Cheng [8, Theorem 1.1]. The above-sketched consequences of Theorem 1.2 complement in several aspects the results concerning the first eigenvalue problem on compact Riemannian/Finsler manifolds developed by Ge and Shen [13], Lott [22], Shen, Yuan and Zhao [37], Wang and Xia [40], and Wu and Xin [41].…”
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“…The equality in (1.11) implies certain (radial) curvature rigidity and isometry between B r (x 0 ) and B κ r , see Cheng [8, Theorem 1.1]. The above-sketched consequences of Theorem 1.2 complement in several aspects the results concerning the first eigenvalue problem on compact Riemannian/Finsler manifolds developed by Ge and Shen [13], Lott [22], Shen, Yuan and Zhao [37], Wang and Xia [40], and Wu and Xin [41].…”
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“…In the past half-century, McKean's and Cheng's results have become a continuing source of inspiration concerning the first eigenvalue problem on curved spaces; without seeking completeness, we recall the works of Carroll and Ratzkin [5], Chavel [6], Freitas, Mao and Salavessa [11], Gage [12], Hurtado, Markvorsen and Palmer [16], Li and Wang [20,21], Lott [22], Mao [24], Pinsky [31,32] and Yau [42], where various estimates and rigidity results concerning the equality in (1.5) are established.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…complete). Relevant works study differential forms [19,48,60], Hodge-de Rham's theorem and index theory [31,57], eigenvalue estimates [36], boundaryvalue problems [20], smoothability [29,59], or Varadhan short-time asymptotics for the heat kernel [40].…”
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confidence: 99%