On topological upper-bounds on the number of small cuspidal eigenvalues
Sugata Mondal

TL;DR
This paper investigates the behavior of small cuspidal eigenvalues of the Laplace operator on noncompact hyperbolic surfaces, establishing topological bounds and continuity properties as surfaces vary in moduli space, supporting Otal-Rosas conjecture.
Contribution
It describes the limiting behavior of small cuspidal eigenpairs on hyperbolic surfaces and proves openness of certain eigenvalue sets in moduli space, advancing understanding of eigenvalue distributions.
Findings
Sets of surfaces with eigenvalues greater than 1/4 are open and contain neighborhoods of specific moduli spaces.
Certain eigenvalue sets include neighborhoods of moduli spaces of lower genus surfaces.
Results support the Otal-Rosas conjecture regarding eigenvalues on hyperbolic surfaces.
Abstract
Let be a noncompact, finite area hyperbolic surface of type . Let denote the Laplace operator on . As varies over the {\it moduli space} of finite area hyperbolic surfaces of type , we study, adapting methods of Lizhen Ji \cite{Ji} and Scott Wolpert \cite{Wo}, the behavior of {\it small cuspidal eigenpairs} of . In Theorem 2 we describe limiting behavior of these eigenpairs on surfaces when converges to a point in . Then we consider the -th {\it cuspidal eigenvalue}, , of . Since {\it non-cuspidal} eigenfunctions ({\it residual eigenfunctions} or {\it generalized eigenfunctions}) may converge to cuspidal eigenfunctions, it is not known if is a continuous function. However,…
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