Sharp three-dimensional Lieb–Thirring constant
For scalar Schrödinger operators on , is the optimal constant in equal to its semiclassical value ?
Problem statement
For scalar Schrödinger operators on , is the optimal constant in equal to its semiclassical value ?
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Background
Here , and the trace is the sum of absolute values of negative eigenvalues. Fixing the kinetic-energy normalization and the first spectral moment makes this a concrete constant problem. It controls quantitative fermionic kinetic-energy inequalities and stability estimates.
Established baseline: general Lieb–Thirring inequalities and progressively improved bounds are available. The older conjecture giving a two-candidate formula for every dimension and exponent is partly disproved by Frank, Gontier and Lewin; it must not be advertised wholesale as open. The specified first-moment three-dimensional semiclassical equality is the retained target. Better certified upper bounds are useful partial progress, not a resolution.
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Source catalogue review: 4 September 2026. Improved indicates partial progress, including qualified preprint claims.
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