Speaker. Amir Vig
Date. 09.05.22 at 2:00 pm
Abstract. A classical inverse problem in mathematical physics is to determine the shape of a membrane from the resonant frequencies at which it vibrates. The problem is very much still open for smooth, strictly convex planar domains and in this case, there is a natural dynamical analogue: can one determine the shape of such a domain from the lengths of periodic billiard trajectories? In fact, these problems are related by the Poisson relation and generalized trace formulae which give asymptotic expansions for the wave trace (a Laplace spectral invariant) near the length of a periodic billiard trajectory. In this talk, I will discuss recent work on both types of inverse problems and describe an ongoing project to further elucidate the connection between them.hism be perturbed in the real analytic topology so that its BNF is convergent? Can such a diffeomorphism be perturbed so that it becomes integrable in a neighborhood of the origin?
A seminar in Dynamics at IST Austria