On a Class of Nonlocal Obstacle Type Problems Related to the Distributional Riesz Fractional Derivative
arXiv:2101.06863 · doi:10.4171/PM/2100
Abstract
In this work, we consider the nonlocal obstacle problem with a given obstacle in a bounded Lipschitz domain in , such that , given by \[u\in\mathbb{K}_ψ^s:\langle\mathcal{L}_au,v-u\rangle\geq\langle F,v-u\rangle\quad\forall v\in\mathbb{K}^s_ψ,\] for , the dual space of , . The nonlocal operator is defined with a measurable, bounded, strictly positive singular kernel , possibly not symmetric, by \[\langle\mathcal{L}_au,v\rangle=P.V.\int_{\mathbb{R}^d}\int_{\mathbb{R}^d}v(x)(u(x)-u(y))a(x,y)dydx=\mathcal{E}_a(u,v),\] with being a Dirichlet form. Also, the fractional operator defined with the distributional Riesz -fractional derivative and a bounded matrix gives a well defined integral singular kernel. The corresponding -fractional obstacle problem converges as to the obstacle problem in with the operator given with the gradient . We mainly consider problems involving the bilinear form with one or two obstacles, and the N-membranes problem, deriving a weak maximum principle, comparison properties, approximation by bounded penalization, and the Lewy-Stampacchia inequalities. This provides regularity of the solutions, including a global estimate in , local Hölder regularity when is symmetric, and local regularity in and for fractional -Laplacian obstacle-type problems. These novel results are complemented with the extension of the Lewy-Stampacchia inequalities to the order dual of and some remarks on the associated -capacity for general .
Cited by in corpus (6)
- Regularity estimates for fractional orthotropic -Laplacians of mixed order
- On the Obstacle Problem in Fractional Generalised Orlicz Spaces
- Strong uniqueness principle for fractional polyharmonic operators and applications to inverse problems
- Global Existence for Nonlocal Quasilinear Diffusion Systems in Non-Isotropic Non-Divergence Form
- On the Stability of the -Nonlocal -Obstacle Problem and their Coincidence Sets and Free Boundaries
- Nonlocal Lagrange multipliers and transport densities