One-dimensional projective structures, convex curves and the ovals of Benguria and Loss
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Abstract: Benguria and Loss have conjectured that, amongst all smooth closed curves of length in the plane, the lowest possible eigenvalue of the operator was one. They observed that this value was achieved on a two-parameter family, , of geometrically distinct ovals containing the round circle and collapsing to a multiplicity-two line segment. We characterize the curves in as absolute minima of two related geometric functionals. We also discuss a connection with projective differential geometry and use it to explain the natural symmetries of all three problems.
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