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On the hot spots conjecture for acute triangles

Published 14 Aug 2013 in math.AP and math.SP | (1308.3005v1)

Abstract: We show that the hot spots conjecture of J. Rauch holds for acute triangles if one of the angles is not larger than $\pi/6$. More precisely, we show that the second Neumann eigenfunction on those acute triangles has no maximum or minimum inside the domain. We first simplify the problem by showing that absence of critical points on two sides implies no critical points inside a triangle. This result applies to any acute triangle and might help prove the conjecture for arbitrary acute triangles. Then we show that there are no critical points on two sides assuming one small angle. We also establish simplicity for the second Neumann eigenvalue for all non-equilateral triangles.

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