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Hauptverfasser: Léna, Corentin, Sundqvist, Mikael
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Veröffentlicht: 2026
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Online-Zugang:https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.24188
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author Léna, Corentin
Sundqvist, Mikael
author_facet Léna, Corentin
Sundqvist, Mikael
contents We consider the magnetic Schrödinger operator in the unit disk with constant magnetic field of strength $b>0$ and magnetic Neumann boundary condition. If $λ_1(b)$ denotes its lowest eigenvalue, then we prove that $λ_1(b) < Θ_0 b$ for all $b>0$, where $Θ_0$ is the de Gennes constant. The proof has two parts, both based on Rayleigh's principle. For large $b$, we use a trial state built from the de Gennes ground state. For the remaining bounded range of $b$, we divide the interval into finitely many overlapping subintervals and, on each of them, choose a trial state from a finite-dimensional space. This reduces the proof to finitely many inequalities between rational numbers.
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spellingShingle A magnetic eigenvalue bound in the disk
Léna, Corentin
Sundqvist, Mikael
Spectral Theory
We consider the magnetic Schrödinger operator in the unit disk with constant magnetic field of strength $b>0$ and magnetic Neumann boundary condition. If $λ_1(b)$ denotes its lowest eigenvalue, then we prove that $λ_1(b) < Θ_0 b$ for all $b>0$, where $Θ_0$ is the de Gennes constant. The proof has two parts, both based on Rayleigh's principle. For large $b$, we use a trial state built from the de Gennes ground state. For the remaining bounded range of $b$, we divide the interval into finitely many overlapping subintervals and, on each of them, choose a trial state from a finite-dimensional space. This reduces the proof to finitely many inequalities between rational numbers.
title A magnetic eigenvalue bound in the disk
topic Spectral Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.24188