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The Calderón problem for harmonic spinors

Carlos Valero
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We show that the conformal class of a compact spin manifold with boundary is uniquely determined by its boundary values of harmonic spinors if the metric is locally conformal to a real-analytic metric in some coordinates. More precisely, we consider the boundary conjugation (BC) map for the Dirac operator corresponding to MIT boundary conditions, and prove that if two locally conformally real-analytic (LCRA) metrics have equivalent BC maps over an open subset of the boundary, then the two manifolds are conformally equivalent. The class of LCRA manifolds includes conformally Einstein manifolds, as well as all smooth surfaces. We also show that a real-analytic unitary connection on an LCRA manifold is uniquely determined up to local gauge equivalence by the BC map of its twisted Dirac operator in dimensions greater than 2.

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Carlos Valero. 2026-10-02. The Calderón problem for harmonic spinors. https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.03116

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