Derives Clarke subdifferential and first-variation formula for the kth eigenvalue on self-adjoint operators (valid at essential spectrum edge) and applies it to characterize optimal weights in weighted Laplace/Steklov problems.
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Sharp upper bounds are obtained for the first two nonzero Steklov eigenvalues in dimensions d >= 7 under volume-boundary normalization, derived from optimal weighted Neumann characterizations, plus strict bounds for higher eigenvalues on planar simply connected domains.
A criterion for existence of minimizers of Dirac eigenvalues in conformal classes on spin surfaces yields optimal isoperimetric inequalities and a complete characterization of the conformal spectrum on the sphere.
The survey describes eigenvalue inequalities, spectral asymptotics, nodal domains, and new phenomena for the Dirichlet-to-Neumann map of the Helmholtz equation that do not appear in the Laplace case.
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Eigenvalue optimization via a first-variation formula
Derives Clarke subdifferential and first-variation formula for the kth eigenvalue on self-adjoint operators (valid at essential spectrum edge) and applies it to characterize optimal weights in weighted Laplace/Steklov problems.
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Geometric bounds for Steklov and weighted Neumann eigenvalues on Euclidean domains
Sharp upper bounds are obtained for the first two nonzero Steklov eigenvalues in dimensions d >= 7 under volume-boundary normalization, derived from optimal weighted Neumann characterizations, plus strict bounds for higher eigenvalues on planar simply connected domains.
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