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Audibility of all odd blind modes in rapidly twisted polar-strip tubes
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- Analysis and Spectral Theory
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Abstract
A fixed rapidly twisted Euclidean tube has an infinite lattice of logarithmic inverse-speed harmonics invisible to its leading Weyl profile. We prove that every odd harmonic on that lattice is detected by the next heat profile. The proof avoids separate oscillatory calculations at successive frequencies. The full connected-versus-cut relative heat trace of the step aperture is a Laplace transform of a positive measure. We establish this fact by a finite positive-root matrix lemma, including threshold atoms, and two controlled aperture limits. A noncommuting trace estimate gives an entirely analytic mass bound. Euler-product domination then proves a uniform noncancellation inequality at all original odd frequencies. Combined with the preceding actual-tube heat expansion, this yields recovery of each admissible pure amplitude, and injectivity on admissible finite odd Fourier profiles. No sampled aperture calculation or floating-point PDE enclosure is needed. The lower bound decays with frequency.
Keywords twisted tubes · inverse spectrum · relative heat trace · Stieltjes transform · Mellin transform
Scope of the work
Simultaneous noncancellation of every original odd inverse-speed harmonic in the next heat profile of the specified rapidly twisted tube, with recovery of admissible pure amplitudes and finite odd Fourier profiles.
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The paper has 9 pages. The editable-source archive contains 9 files. Compile main.tex. The two standard-library Python scalar checkers verify the stated constants; the included heat-trace predecessor supplies the cited geometric foundation.
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References and related publications
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Scott Schubr. (2026). Audibility of all odd blind modes in rapidly twisted polar-strip tubes (Version 2). Luminary Research Archive. https://research.luminaryoddities.com/audibility-all-odd-blind-modes-rapidly-twisted-polar-strip-tubes/v/2
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title = {Audibility of all odd blind modes in rapidly twisted polar-strip tubes},
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year = {2026},
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type = {Research Article},
note = {Version 2},
url = {https://research.luminaryoddities.com/audibility-all-odd-blind-modes-rapidly-twisted-polar-strip-tubes/v/2}
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