Uniform curvature-radius lower bound on complete Ricci shrinkers

Establish, for every complete gradient Ricci shrinker and every fixed constant C>0, the uniform estimate \(\sqrt{\lambda}\,\inf_{\{V_f<C\lambda\}}\rho\to\infty\) as \(\lambda\to\infty\), where \(V_f=\frac14(f+R-n)\) is the Schrödinger potential and \(\rho\) is the regularity radius controlling curvature, its first two derivatives, and injectivity radius.

Background

For a normalized complete gradient Ricci shrinker (M,g,f)(M,g,f), the weighted Laplacian is unitarily equivalent to the Schrödinger operator Hf=Δ+VfH_f=\Delta+V_f, with Vf=14(f+R−n)V_f=\frac14(f+R-n). A general criterion for the classical Weyl law would require the regularity scale ρ\rho to satisfy a uniform lower bound throughout the classically allowed region {Vf<Cλ}\{V_f<C\lambda\}. After rescaling by the spectral scale λ\sqrt{\lambda}, this is the condition λinf⁡{Vf<Cλ}ρ→∞\sqrt{\lambda}\inf_{\{V_f<C\lambda\}}\rho\to\infty.

References

Such a uniform statement is not known for general complete Ricci shrinkers.

— Large-Scale Regularity Meets the Weyl Law on Ricci Shrinkers  (2609.08206 - Yan, 8 Sep 2026) in Section 1, subsection “Overview,” immediately following equation (expected)