On the behavior of 1-Laplacian ratio cuts on nearly rectangular domains

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Abstract: Given a connected set Omega0subsetmathbbR2, define a sequence of sets (Omegan)n=0infty where Omegan+1 is the subset of Omegan where the first eigenfunction of the (properly normalized) Neumann pLaplacian Delta(p)phi=lambda1|phi|p2phi is positive (or negative). For p=1, this is also referred to as the Ratio Cut of the domain. We conjecture that, unless Omega0 is an isosceles right triangle, these sets converge to the set of rectangles with eccentricity bounded by 2 in the Gromov-Hausdorff distance as long as they have a certain distance to the boundary partialOmega0. We establish some aspects of this conjecture for p=1 where we prove that (1) the 1-Laplacian spectral cut of domains sufficiently close to rectangles of a given aspect ratio is a circular arc that is closer to flat than the original domain (leading eventually to quadrilaterals) and (2) quadrilaterals close to a rectangle of aspect ratio 2 stay close to quadrilaterals and move closer to rectangles in a suitable metric. We also discuss some numerical aspects and pose many open questions.









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