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most citedVelocity Decay Estimates for Boltzmann equation with hard potentials

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math.AP2025

Global regularity and decay estimates for the relativistic Landau equation

Christopher Henderson, Stanley Snelson, Andrei Tarfulea +1

We consider the relativistic Landau equation in the spatially inhomogeneous, far-from-equilibrium regime. We establish regularity estimates of all orders, implying that solutions r…

math.AP2024

Existence of smooth solutions to the Landau equation with hard potentials and irregular initial data

Stanley Snelson, Shelly Ann Taylor

This paper addresses large-data local existence and uniqueness of classical solutions to the inhomogeneous Landau equation in the hard potentials case (including Maxwell molecules)…

math.AP2024

Regularity and nondegeneracy for nonlocal Bernoulli problems with variable kernels

Stanley Snelson, Eduardo V. Teixeira

We consider a generalization of the Bernoulli free boundary problem where the underlying differential operator is a nonlocal, non-translation-invariant elliptic operator of order $…

math.AP2023

Decay estimates and continuation for the non-cutoff Boltzmann equation

Christopher Henderson, Stanley Snelson, Andrei Tarfulea

We consider the non-cutoff Boltzmann equation in the spatially inhomogeneous, soft potentials regime, and establish decay estimates for large velocity. In particular, we prove that…

math.AP2023

A continuation criterion for the Landau equation with very soft and Coulomb potentials

Stanley Snelson, Caleb Solomon

We consider the spatially inhomogeneous Landau equation in the case of very soft and Coulomb potentials, . We show that solutions can be continued as long as the foll…

math.AP2023★ 1 cited

Global existence for an isotropic modification of the Boltzmann equation

Stanley Snelson

Motivated by the open problem of large-data global existence for the non-cutoff Boltzmann equation, we introduce a model equation that in some sense disregards the anisotropy of th…