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Main Authors: Kastis, Eleftherios, Kitson, Derek
Format: Preprint
Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.22457
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author Kastis, Eleftherios
Kitson, Derek
author_facet Kastis, Eleftherios
Kitson, Derek
contents We establish several fundamental properties of the Rigid Unit Mode (RUM) spectrum for symmetric frameworks with a discrete abelian symmetry group and arbitrary linear constraints. In particular, we identify a nonempty subset of the RUM spectrum which derives from the joint eigenvalues of generators for the linear part of the symmetry group. These joint eigenvalues give rise to $χ$-symmetric flexes which span the space of translations for the framework. We show that the RUM spectrum is a union of Bohr-Fourier spectra arising from twisted almost-periodic flexes of the framework. We also characterise frameworks for which every almost periodic flex is a translation.
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spellingShingle The Rigid Unit Mode spectrum for symmetric frameworks
Kastis, Eleftherios
Kitson, Derek
Functional Analysis
Metric Geometry
52C25, 47B91, 47A56, 43A60
We establish several fundamental properties of the Rigid Unit Mode (RUM) spectrum for symmetric frameworks with a discrete abelian symmetry group and arbitrary linear constraints. In particular, we identify a nonempty subset of the RUM spectrum which derives from the joint eigenvalues of generators for the linear part of the symmetry group. These joint eigenvalues give rise to $χ$-symmetric flexes which span the space of translations for the framework. We show that the RUM spectrum is a union of Bohr-Fourier spectra arising from twisted almost-periodic flexes of the framework. We also characterise frameworks for which every almost periodic flex is a translation.
title The Rigid Unit Mode spectrum for symmetric frameworks
topic Functional Analysis
Metric Geometry
52C25, 47B91, 47A56, 43A60
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.22457