Asymptotic First Eigenvalue Estimates for the Biharmonic Operator on a Rectangle
Mark P. Owen
Abstract
We find an asymptotic expression for the first eigenvalue of the biharmonic operator on a long thin rectangle. This is done by finding lower and upper bounds which become increasingly accurate with increasing length. The lower bound is found by algebraic manipulation of the operator, and the upper bound is found by minimising the quadratic form for the operator over a test space consisting of separable functions. These bounds can be used to show that the negative part of the groundstate is small.
Create a lesson
Related papers
A note on the failure of Payne's inequality on manifolds with boundary
Davide Buoso, Vladimir Lotoreichik
Quantitative Pólya inequalities for annular sectors
Guowei Dai, Yingxin Sun
New Qualitative and Quantitative Estimates for Neumann Eigenvalues toward Pólya's Conjecture
Xiang He, Renjin Jiang, Fanghua Lin et al.
A note on the A.C. spectrum of limit-periodic Jacobi matrices
Moises Gomez Solis
Square-Root Profiles and Sharp Fourier Decay of Quasiperiodic Spectral Measures
Zhenfu Wang, Qi Zhou
Optimization Inverse Spectral Problem for the Schrödinger Operator on a Compact Graph
Valeev Nur