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Mathematical analysis reveals spectral bounds for Steklov-type operators on manifolds with boundary, highlighting geometric controls over the Morse index of capillary hypersurfaces.
This work investigates upper bounds for the spectrum of the Steklov-type operator on Riemannian manifolds with boundary. We extend the Fraser-Schoen estimate for the first positive Steklov eigenvalue to higher Steklov eigenvalues, in terms of the relative conformal volume and the isoperimetric ratio. Our approach, which draw on Korevaar's method, further developed by Grigor'yan-Netrusov-Yau and Kokarev, can be adapt to derive a Korevaar-type estimate for the conformal Dirichlet-to-Robin operator on the Euclidean ball, showing that its k-th eigenvalue is bounded from above by a multiple of k2/n, as well as a corresponding bound in terms of the relative conformal volume for proper conformal immersion into the Euclidean ball. We also establish a lower bound for the number of negative eigenvalues of the Steklov-type problem in terms of the relative conformal volume, with applications to the spectrum of the conformal Dirichlet-to-Robin operator and to the Morse index of type-II stationary capillary hypersurfaces.
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