Upper and lower bounds for normal derivatives of Dirichlet eigenfunctions

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Abstract: Suppose that M is a compact Riemannian manifold with boundary and u is an L2-normalized Dirichlet eigenfunction with eigenvalue lambda. Let psi be its normal derivative at the boundary. Scaling considerations lead one to expect that the L2 norm of psi will grow as lambda1/2 as lambdaoinfty. We prove an upper bound of the form |psi|22leqClambda for any Riemannian manifold, and a lower bound clambdaleq|psi|22 provided that M has no trapped geodesics (see the main Theorem for a precise statement). Here c and C are positive constants that depend on M, but not on lambda. The proof of the upper bound is via a Rellich-type estimate and is rather simple, while the lower bound is proved via a positive commutator estimate.




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