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On topological upper-bounds on the number of small cuspidal eigenvalues (1406.1076v1)

Published 4 Jun 2014 in math.DG

Abstract: Let $S$ be a noncompact, finite area hyperbolic surface of type $(g, n)$. Let $\Delta_S$ denote the Laplace operator on $S$. As $S$ varies over the {\it moduli space} ${\mathcal{M}{g, n}}$ of finite area hyperbolic surfaces of type $(g, n)$, we study, adapting methods of Lizhen Ji \cite{Ji} and Scott Wolpert \cite{Wo}, the behavior of {\it small cuspidal eigenpairs} of $\Delta_S$. In Theorem 2 we describe limiting behavior of these eigenpairs on surfaces ${S_m} \in {\mathcal{M}{g, n}}$ when $({S_m})$ converges to a point in $\overline{\mathcal{M}{g, n}}$. Then we consider the $i$-th {\it cuspidal eigenvalue}, ${\lambdac_i}(S)$, of $S \in {\mathcal{M}{g, n}}$. Since {\it non-cuspidal} eigenfunctions ({\it residual eigenfunctions} or {\it generalized eigenfunctions}) may converge to cuspidal eigenfunctions, it is not known if ${\lambdac_i}(S)$ is a continuous function. However, applying Theorem 2 we prove that, for all $k \geq 2g-2$, the sets $${{\mathcal{C}{g, n}{\frac{1}{4}}}}(k)= { S \in {\mathcal{M}{g, n}}: {\lambda_kc}(S) > \frac{1}{4} }$$ are open and contain a neighborhood of ${\cup_{i=1}n}{\mathcal{M}_{0, 3}} \cup {\mathcal{M}{g-1, 2}}$ in $\overline{\mathcal{M}{g, n}}$. Moreover, using topological properties of nodal sets of {\it small eigenfunctions} from \cite{O}, we show that ${{\mathcal{C}{g, n}{\frac{1}{4}}}}(2g-1)$ contains a neighborhood of ${\mathcal{M}{0, n+1}} \cup {\mathcal{M}{g, 1}}$ in $\overline{\mathcal{M}{g, n}}$. These results provide evidence in support of a conjecture of Otal-Rosas \cite{O-R}.

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