Abstract. This paper compares the eigenvalues arising from the vibration of an inhomogeneous circular membrane with the eigenvalues of a homogeneous circular membrane having the same total mass. Assume that on each concentric subdisk the inhomogeneous membrane has at least as much mass as the homogeneous membrane. Then the first eigenvalue of the whole disk (with Dirichlet boundary conditions) is maximal for the homogeneous membrane. Furthermore, the zeta function of the eigenvalues is minimal for the homogeneous disk. Corollaries follow for simply connected surfaces with nonnegative curvature. Stronger results hold in one dimension, for vibrating strings. 1. Introduction. W
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This paper concerns the minimization of the first eigenvalue in problems involving the bi-Laplacian ...
In a smooth bounded domain Omega of BbbR2 we consider the spectral problem - Delta uarepsilon = lamb...
For a membrane in the plane the multiplicity of the k-th eigenvalue is known to be not greater than ...
This paper concerns minimization and maximization of the first eigenvalue in problems involving the ...
This paper concerns minimization and maximization of the first eigenvalue in problems involving the ...
We study the dependence of the eigenvalues of a N-dimensional vibrating membrane upon variation of t...
We consider the problem of finding composite membranes of drums that allow to have approximate harmo...
In the first section of this paper we shall obtain relationships involving the eigenvalues of a memb...
The classical Faber-Krahn inequality states that, among all domains with given measure, the ball has...
Barta's principle and gradient boudns for the torsion function are the main tools for deriving lower...
In his study, Wang proved that the fundamental frequency coefficient of a circular annular membrane ...
AbstractG. Pólya and G. Szegő showed in 1951 that for simply connected plane domains, the first eige...
AbstractIn this paper it is shown that the general solution of an inhomogeneous boundary value probl...
summary:The free motion of a thin elastic linear membrane is described, in a simplyfied model, by a ...
ABSTRACT. We prove sharp bounds on eigenvalues of the Laplacian that complement the Faber–Krahn and ...
This paper concerns the minimization of the first eigenvalue in problems involving the bi-Laplacian ...
In a smooth bounded domain Omega of BbbR2 we consider the spectral problem - Delta uarepsilon = lamb...
For a membrane in the plane the multiplicity of the k-th eigenvalue is known to be not greater than ...