2013
DOI: 10.1112/jlms/jds082
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Spectral bounds on closed hyperbolic 3-manifolds

Abstract: Fixing constants ε and c, we consider the class of all closed ε‐thick hyperbolic 3‐manifolds M such that π1(M) can be generated by c elements. For all k, we prove that λk(M) ∼ vol−2(M) up to a multiplicative constant depending only on ε, c, and k, where λk(M) is the kth eigenvalue of the Laplace–Beltrami operator.

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“…. , ρ k : M → R whose supports pairwise intersect on zero-volume sets, we have λ k max{R(ρ i ) | 0 i k} (compare [31]) and therefore λ 1 (M ) max{R(α • f ), R(β • f )}. As a result, λ 1 (M ) d/u 2 where d > 0 is a constant only depending on g, ε.…”
Section: The Smallest Eigenvalue Of Mapping Torimentioning
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“…. , ρ k : M → R whose supports pairwise intersect on zero-volume sets, we have λ k max{R(ρ i ) | 0 i k} (compare [31]) and therefore λ 1 (M ) max{R(α • f ), R(β • f )}. As a result, λ 1 (M ) d/u 2 where d > 0 is a constant only depending on g, ε.…”
Section: The Smallest Eigenvalue Of Mapping Torimentioning
confidence: 94%
“…To this end, note that the Rayleigh quotients of α,β are π2/u2, and since f has uniformly bounded derivative, the Rayleigh quotients of α,β are uniformly equivalent to the Rayleigh quotients of αf,βf. By the Minmax theorem for the spectrum of the Laplacian, we know that for any set of functions ρ0,,ρk:MR whose supports pairwise intersect on zero‐volume sets, we have λkmaxfalse{scriptR(ρi)0ikfalse} (compare ) and therefore λ1false(Mfalse)maxfalse{scriptR(αf),scriptR(βf)false}. As a result, λ1false(Mfalse)d/u2 where d>0 is a constant only depending on g,ε.…”
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“…For hyperbolic manifolds of dimension n = 3, this bound is roughly sharp: White [20] proved that for fixed r 2, δ > 0 there exists a constant a = a(r, δ) > 0 such that…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%