Closed nodal surfaces for simply connected domains in higher dimensions
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Abstract: We give an example of a domain in dimension , homeomorphic to a ball and with analytic boundary, for which the second eigenvalue of the Dirichlet Laplacian has an eigenfunction with a closed nodal surface. The domain is constructed via a sequence of perturbations of the domain of S. Fournais [J. Differential Equations extbf{173} (2001), 145-159].
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