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Elliott Fairchild

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Half-waves and spectral Riesz means on the 3-torus

For a full rank lattice $Λ\subset \mathbb{R}^d$ and $\mathbf{A} \in \mathbb{R}^d$, consider $N_{d,0;Λ,\mathbf{A}}(Σ) = \# ([Λ+\mathbf{A}] \cap Σ\mathbb{B}^d) = \# \{\mathbf{k}\in Λ: |\mathbf{k}+\mathbf{A}| \leq Σ\}$. Consider the iterated integrals \[ N_{d,k+1;Λ,\mathbf{A}}(Σ) = \int_0^ΣN_{d,k;Λ,\mathbf{A}}(σ) \,\mathrm{d} σ, \] for $k\in \mathbb{N}$. After an elementary derivation via the Poisson summation formula of the sharp large-$Σ$ asymptotics of $N_{3,k;Λ,\mathbf{A}}(Σ)$ for $k\geq 2$ (these having an $O(Σ)$ error term), we discuss how they are encoded in the structure of the Fourier transform $\mathcal{F}N_{3;Λ,\mathbf{A}}(τ)$. The analysis is related to Hörmander's analysis of spectral Riesz means, as the iterated integrals above are weighted spectral Riesz means for the simplest magnetic Schrödinger operator on the flat $3$-torus. That the $N_{3,k;Λ,\mathbf{A}}(Σ)$ obey an asymptotic expansion to $O(Σ^2)$ is a special case of a general result holding for all magnetic Schrödinger operators on all manifolds, and the subleading polynomial corrections can be identified in terms of the Laurent series of the half-wave trace at $τ=0$. The improvement to $O(Σ)$ for $k\geq 2$ follows from a bound on the growth rate of the half-wave trace at late times.

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Wallpaper Groups and Auxetic Metamaterials

We examine a fundamental material property called Poisson's ratio, which establishes the relationship for the relative deformation of a physical system in orthogonal directions. Architects and engineers have designed advanced systems using repeating patterns that can potentially exhibit auxetic behavior, which is the property of having a negative Poisson's ratio. Because two-dimensional cross sections of each of these patterns has an associated wallpaper group, we can look for useful correlations between this geometric information and the two-dimensional response as defined by Poisson's ratio. By analyzing the data, we find two properties of the wallpaper group that correlate with more effective Poisson's ratio required for applications. This paper also contains an introduction to wallpaper groups and orbifold notation and an appendix contains some literature references recreated to use our preferred notation.

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