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Main Authors: Gittins, Katie, Gordon, Carolyn, Solis, Ingrid Membrillo, Rossetti, Juan Pablo, Sandoval, Mary, Stanhope, Elizabeth
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Published: 2023
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.00337
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author Gittins, Katie
Gordon, Carolyn
Solis, Ingrid Membrillo
Rossetti, Juan Pablo
Sandoval, Mary
Stanhope, Elizabeth
author_facet Gittins, Katie
Gordon, Carolyn
Solis, Ingrid Membrillo
Rossetti, Juan Pablo
Sandoval, Mary
Stanhope, Elizabeth
contents In \cite{GGKM-SSS} we examined the relationship between the singular set of a compact Riemannian orbifold and the spectrum of the Hodge Laplacian on $p$-forms by computing the heat invariants associated to the $p$-spectrum. We showed that the heat invariants of the $0$-spectrum together with those of the $1$-spectrum for the corresponding Hodge Laplacians are sufficient to distinguish orbifolds from manifolds as long as the singular sets have codimension $\le 3.$ This is enough to distinguish orbifolds from manifolds for dimension $\le 3.$ Here we give both positive and negative inverse spectral results for the individual $p$-spectra considered separately. For example, we give conditions on the codimension of the singular set which guarantee that the volume of the singular set is determined, and in many cases we show by providing counterexamples that the conditions are sharp.
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spellingShingle Do the Hodge spectra distinguish orbifolds from manifolds? Part 2
Gittins, Katie
Gordon, Carolyn
Solis, Ingrid Membrillo
Rossetti, Juan Pablo
Sandoval, Mary
Stanhope, Elizabeth
Differential Geometry
58J53
In \cite{GGKM-SSS} we examined the relationship between the singular set of a compact Riemannian orbifold and the spectrum of the Hodge Laplacian on $p$-forms by computing the heat invariants associated to the $p$-spectrum. We showed that the heat invariants of the $0$-spectrum together with those of the $1$-spectrum for the corresponding Hodge Laplacians are sufficient to distinguish orbifolds from manifolds as long as the singular sets have codimension $\le 3.$ This is enough to distinguish orbifolds from manifolds for dimension $\le 3.$ Here we give both positive and negative inverse spectral results for the individual $p$-spectra considered separately. For example, we give conditions on the codimension of the singular set which guarantee that the volume of the singular set is determined, and in many cases we show by providing counterexamples that the conditions are sharp.
title Do the Hodge spectra distinguish orbifolds from manifolds? Part 2
topic Differential Geometry
58J53
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.00337