Isospectrality in the FIO category
Let \((M_ i,g_ i)\) be compact Riemannian manifolds and let \(\Delta_ i\) be their Laplacians. They are said to be isospectral if \(\text{spec}(\Delta_ 1) = \text{spec}(\Delta_ 2)\) where each eigenvalue is counted with multiplicity. This means that there is a unitary operator \(U: L_ 2(M_ 1) \to L_ 2(M_ 2)\) which intertwines \(\Delta_ 1\) and \(\Delta_ 2\). If the intertwining operator is restricted to be a Fourier integral operator, the author shows the following geometric consequences hold: (a) If \((M_ 1,g_ 1)\) is nonpositively curved, then the \((M_ i,g_ i)\) have a common finite Riemannian cover. (b) If \((M_ 1,g_ 1)\) is a negatively curved surface with simple length spectrum, then the \((M_ i,g_ i)\) are isometric.
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2176443
- On isometries with finite spectrum
- Isospectral operators
- Spectral isometries. II
- Isospectral measures
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 691500
- Introduction to isospectrality
- Isomorphisms of spectral lattices
- Isospectral Alexandrov spaces
- Categories isomorphic to FNS
- Lax-type isospectral deformations on nilmanifolds
- Steklov and Robin isospectral manifolds
- Sunada transplantation and isogeny of intermediate Jacobians of compact Kähler manifolds
- Isoscattering deformations for complete manifolds of negative curvature
- Compactness of the set of isospectral nets and its consequences
- Transplantation and Jacobians of Sunada isospectral Riemann surfaces
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 426375 (Why is no real title available?)
- Diffusion determines the compact manifold
- Quantum equivalent magnetic fields that are not classically equivalent
- On the generic spectrum of a Riemannian cover
This page was built for publication: Isospectrality in the FIO category
Report a bug (only for logged in users!)Click here to report a bug for this page (MaRDI item Q1203629)
