Local and nonlocal boundary conditions for -transmission and fractional elliptic pseudodifferential operators
arXiv:1403.7140 · doi:10.2140/apde.2014.7.1649
Abstract
A classical pseudodifferential operator on satisfies the -transmission condition relative to a smooth open subset , when the symbol terms have a certain twisted parity on the normal to . As shown recently by the author, the condition assures solvability of Dirichlet-type boundary problems for elliptic in full scales of Sobolev spaces with a singularity , . Examples include fractional Laplacians and complex powers of strongly elliptic PDE. We now introduce new boundary conditions, of Neumann type or more general nonlocal. It is also shown how problems with data on reduce to problems supported on , and how the so-called "large" solutions arise. Moreover, the results are extended to general function spaces and , including Hölder-Zygmund spaces . This leads to optimal Hölder estimates, e.g. for Dirichlet solutions of , when , (in when ).
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