Mathematics – Differential Geometry
Scientific paper
2002-02-28
Pacific Journal of Mathematics 213:1 (2004), 121-156
Mathematics
Differential Geometry
32 pages
Scientific paper
Take a torus with a Riemannian metric. Lift the metric on its universal cover. You get a distance which in turn yields balls. On these balls you can look at the Laplacian. Focus on the spectrum for the Dirichlet or Neumann problem. We describe the asymptotic behaviour of the eigenvalues as the radius of the balls goes to infinity, and characterise the flat tori using the tools of homogenisation our conclusion being that "Macroscopically, one can hear the shape of a flat torus".
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