Dirichlet problem for supercritical nonlocal operators
arXiv:1809.05712
Abstract
Let be a bounded -domain. Consider the following Dirichlet initial-boundary problem of nonlocal operators with a drift: where and is an -stable-like nonlocal operator with kernel function bounded from above and below by positive constants, and is a bounded -function with , is a -function in uniformly in with , . Under some Hölder assumptions on , we show the existence of a unique classical solution to the above problem. Moreover, we establish the following probabilistic representation for where is the Markov process associated with the operator , and is the first exit time of from . In the sub and critical case , the kernel function can be rough in . In the supercritical case , we classify the boundary points according to the sign of , where and is the unit outward normal vector. Finally, we provide an example and simulate it by Monte-Carlo method to show our results.
50 pages, 6 figures
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