The Spectrum of the Quaquaversal Operator is Real
Josiah Sugarman

TL;DR
This paper proves that the spectrum of the Hecke operator related to the Quaquaversal tiling is real and provides explicit calculations for most of its eigenvalues, addressing a previously open question.
Contribution
It establishes the reality of the spectrum for the Quaquaversal Hecke operator and explicitly computes a significant portion of its eigenvalues, advancing understanding of its spectral properties.
Findings
The spectrum of the Hecke operator is real.
Approximately 75% of the eigenvalues are explicitly computed.
Addresses an open question by Draco, Sadun, and Van Wieren.
Abstract
The Hecke operator associated with the Quaquaversal tiling, a highly anisotropic tiling introduced by Conway and Radin, is shown to have a real spectrum. Answering a question of Draco, Sadun, and Van Wieren. We also explicitly compute about three quarters of this operator's eigenvalues.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical Analysis and Transform Methods · Quasicrystal Structures and Properties · Spectral Theory in Mathematical Physics
