Bottom spectrum, vertical $\widehat{A}$-cowaist and scalar curvature rigidity

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Autor principal: Liu, Daoqiang
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contents We introduce the vertical \(\widehat{A}\)-cowaist, a codimension-one invariant for partitioned manifolds. It extends the concept of infinite vertical \(\widehat{A}\)-cowaist for bands to arbitrary partitioned manifolds, which may be noncompact and have compact boundary. We establish a sharp inequality relating the scalar curvature, the bottom spectrum of the Laplacian, and this invariant. As an application, we obtain a high-dimensional analogue of Munteanu-Wang's bottom spectrum estimate. We also prove a quantitative strengthening of Anghel's theorem together with a boundary version, as well as a Calabi-Yau type theorem that goes beyond the dimensional restrictions of the earlier \(μ\)-bubble method. Our approach is based on deformed Dirac operators.
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spellingShingle Bottom spectrum, vertical $\widehat{A}$-cowaist and scalar curvature rigidity
Liu, Daoqiang
Differential Geometry
We introduce the vertical \(\widehat{A}\)-cowaist, a codimension-one invariant for partitioned manifolds. It extends the concept of infinite vertical \(\widehat{A}\)-cowaist for bands to arbitrary partitioned manifolds, which may be noncompact and have compact boundary. We establish a sharp inequality relating the scalar curvature, the bottom spectrum of the Laplacian, and this invariant. As an application, we obtain a high-dimensional analogue of Munteanu-Wang's bottom spectrum estimate. We also prove a quantitative strengthening of Anghel's theorem together with a boundary version, as well as a Calabi-Yau type theorem that goes beyond the dimensional restrictions of the earlier \(μ\)-bubble method. Our approach is based on deformed Dirac operators.
title Bottom spectrum, vertical $\widehat{A}$-cowaist and scalar curvature rigidity
topic Differential Geometry
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.18269