The Planar Steklov Analogue of Kac's Question
Strict convexity and real-analytic boundaries are what make this sharp: the classical Gordon-Webb-Wolpert drums are non-convex polygons, so the obvious escape routes are closed off.
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Can one hear the shape of a drum, in the Steklov setting and in the plane? No: there exist pairs of noncongruent bounded plane domains with identical Steklov spectra including multiplicities, simply connected, strictly convex, with real-analytic boundaries, and arbitrarily close to a disk in the C-infinity topology.
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Strict convexity and real-analytic boundaries are what make this sharp: the classical Gordon-Webb-Wolpert drums are non-convex polygons, so the obvious escape routes are closed off.
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Can one hear the shape of a drum, in the Steklov setting and in the plane? No: there exist pairs of noncongruent bounded plane domains with identical Steklov spectra including multiplicities, simply connected, strictly convex, with real-analytic boundaries, and arbitrarily close to a disk in the C-infinity topology.
Strict convexity and real-analytic boundaries are what make this sharp: the classical Gordon-Webb-Wolpert drums are non-convex polygons, so the obvious escape routes are closed off.
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