Hamilton–Jacobi characterization of the intermediate coupled limit

Establish whether the asymptotic behavior of the normalized principal Floquet bundle in the coupled regime \((d,\omega/\sqrt{d})\to(0,\vartheta)\) for \(\vartheta\in(0,\infty)\) is characterized by a Hamilton–Jacobi equation problem.

Background

The paper analyzes several coupled limits involving the generalized frequency ω\omega and diffusion rate dd, including the regimes (d,ω/d)→(0,0)(d,\omega/\sqrt d)\to(0,0) and (d,ω/d)→(0,∞)(d,\omega/\sqrt d)\to(0,\infty). It does not resolve the intermediate regime in which (d,ω/d)→(0,ϑ)(d,\omega/\sqrt d)\to(0,\vartheta) with finite positive ϑ\vartheta.

The authors explicitly conjecture that the asymptotic behavior in this intermediate regime is related to a Hamilton–Jacobi equation problem. No Hamilton–Jacobi formulation or proof is supplied in the stated passage, so the conjecture remains unresolved.

References

We conjecture that the asymptotic behavior of the normalized principal Floquet bundle in Case (b) is related to a Hamilton-Jacobi equation problem.

— Qualitative Properties of the Principal Floquet Bundle and Their Applications  (2609.26385 - Li et al., 22 Sep 2026) in Introduction, subsection “Asymptotic behavior: Double limits,” after Theorem 1.11