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most citedGradient estimates for perturbed Ornstein-Uhlenbeck semigroups on infinite dimensional convex domains

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22 papers

math.AP2025

On the optimization of the Robin eigenvalues in some classes of polygons

Alessandro Carbotti, Simone Cito, Diego Pallara

Given the eigenvalue problem for the Laplacian with Robin boundary conditions, (with the Robin parameter), we consider shape minimization problems if a…

math.AP2023

Stability of the Gaussian Faber-Krahn inequality

Alessandro Carbotti, Simone Cito, Domenico Angelo La Manna +1

We prove a quantitative version of the Gaussian Faber-Krahn type inequality proved by Betta, Chiacchio and Ferone for the first Dirichlet eigenvalue of the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck opera…

math.AP2023

Mean value formulas for classical solutions to subelliptic evolution equations in stratified Lie groups

Diego Pallara, Sergio Polidoro

We prove mean value formulas for classical solutions to second order linear differential equations in the form w…

math.AP2022

Local Regularity of very weak -harmonic functions via fractional difference quotients

Alessandro Carbotti, Simone Cito, Domenico Angelo La Manna +1

The aim of this paper is to give a new proof that any very weak -harmonic function in the unit ball is smooth. As a first step, we improve the local summability properti…

math.AP2022★ 1 cited

Mean value formulas for classical solutions to some degenerate elliptic equations in Carnot groups

Diego Pallara, Sergio Polidoro

We prove surface and volume mean value formulas for classical solutions to uniformly elliptic equations in divergence form with Hölder continuous coefficients. The kernels appearin…

math.AP2021

Mean value formulas for classical solutions to uniformly parabolic equations in divergence form

Emanuele Malagoli, Diego Pallara, Sergio Polidoro

We prove surface and volume mean value formulas for classical solutions to uniformly parabolic equations in divergence form. We then use them to prove the parabolic strong maximum…