The correct results reduce to the classical Dirichlet sine basis on an interval, while the claimed spectral rigidity theorem is false as stated.
Essential Self-Adjointness of the Geometric Deformation Operator on a Compact Interval
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We define a second-order differential operator $\hat{C}$ on the Hilbert space $L^2([-v_c, v_c])$, constructed from a smooth deformation function $C(v)$. The operator is considered on the Sobolev domain $H^2([-v_c, v_c]) \cap H^1_0([-v_c, v_c])$ with Dirichlet boundary conditions. We prove that $\hat{C}$ is essentially self-adjoint by verifying its symmetry and computing von Neumann deficiency indices, which vanish. All steps are carried out explicitly. This result ensures the mathematical consistency of the operator and enables future spectral analysis on compact intervals.
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Discrete Spectrum and Spectral Rigidity of a Second-Order Geometric Deformation Operator
The correct results reduce to the classical Dirichlet sine basis on an interval, while the claimed spectral rigidity theorem is false as stated.