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Haoran Tian

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arXiv2026

The growth of eigenfunction extrema on p.c.f. fractals

This paper studies the growth of local extrema of Laplacian eigenfunctions on post-critically finite (p.c.f.) fractals. We establish the sharp two-sided estimate $\#\mathrm{Extr}(u_λ)\asympλ^{d_S/2}$ for the Sierpinski gasket, demonstrating that the complexity of eigenfunctions is governed by the spectral dimension $d_S$. This behavior stands in sharp contrast to the corresponding growth law on Euclidean $n$-dimensional rectangles or balls. The attainment of the exponent $d_S/2$ reflects the high symmetry of the underlying fractal. Our result reveals a distinct spectral-geometric phenomenon on singular spaces.

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arXiv2017

Restrictions of Laplacian eigenfunctions to edges in the Sierpinski gasket

In this paper, we study the restrictions of both the harmonic functions and the eigenfunctions of the symmetric Laplacian to edges of pre-gaskets contained in the Sierpinski gasket. For a harmonic function, its restriction to any edge is either monotone or having a single extremum. For an eigenfunction, it may have several local extrema along edges. We prove general criteria, involving the values of any given function at the endpoints and midpoint of any edge, to determine which case it should be, as well as the asymptotic behavior of the restriction near the endpoints. Moreover, for eigenfunctions, we use spectral decimation to calculate the exact number of the local extrema along any edge. This confirm, in a more general situation, a conjecture of K. Dalrymple, R.S. Strichartz and J.P. Vinson \cite{DSV} on the behavior of the restrictions to edges of the basis Dirichlet eigenfunctions, suggested by the numerical data.

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arXiv2016

The Laplacian on the unit square in a self-similar manner

In this paper, we show how to construct the standard Laplacian on the unit square in a self-similar manner. We rewrite the familiar mean value property of planar harmonic functions in terms of averge values on small squares, from which we could know how the planar self-similar resistance form and the Laplacian look like. This approach combines the constructive limit-of-difference-quotients method of Kigami for p.c.f. self-similar sets and the method of averages introduced by Kusuoka and Zhou for the Sierpinski carpet.

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