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most citedA distributional approach to fractional Sobolev spaces and fractional variation: existence of blow-up

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math.FA2021★ 11 cited

Leibniz rules and Gauss-Green formulas in distributional fractional spaces

Giovanni E. Comi, Giorgio Stefani

We apply the results established in arXiv:2109.15263 to prove some new fractional Leibniz rules involving and functions, following the distributional approach…

math.AP2021★ 5 cited

An elementary proof of existence and uniqueness for the Euler flow in localized Yudovich spaces

Gianluca Crippa, Giorgio Stefani

We revisit Yudovich's well-posedness result for the -dimensional Euler equations for an inviscid incompressible fluid on either a sufficiently regular (not necessarily bounded)…

math.FA2021★ 12 cited

The fractional variation and the precise representative of functions

Giovanni E. Comi, Daniel Spector, Giorgio Stefani

We continue the study of the fractional variation following the distributional approach developed in the previous works arXiv:1809.08575, arXiv:1910.13419 and arXiv:2011.03928. We…

math.AP2021★ 22 cited

Existence and uniqueness theorems for some semi-linear equations on locally finite graphs

Andrea Pinamonti, Giorgio Stefani

We study some semi-linear equations for the -Laplacian operator on locally finite weighted graphs. We prove existence of weak solutions for all and $p\in(1,…

math.MG2021★ 1 cited

On the convex components of a set in

Flavia Giannetti, Giorgio Stefani

We prove a lower bound on the number of the convex components of a compact set with non-empty interior in for all . Our result generalizes and improves the in…

math.AP2021★ 5 cited

On the Steiner property for planar minimizing clusters. The anisotropic case

Valentina Franceschi, Aldo Pratelli, Giorgio Stefani

In this paper we discuss the Steiner property for minimal clusters in the plane with an anisotropic double density. This means that we consider the classical isoperimetric problem…