Maximal regularity of discrete and continuous time evolution equations

Sönke Blunck

Studia Mathematica (2001)

  • Volume: 146, Issue: 2, page 157-176
  • ISSN: 0039-3223

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We consider the maximal regularity problem for the discrete time evolution equation u n + 1 - T u = f for all n ∈ ℕ₀, u₀ = 0, where T is a bounded operator on a UMD space X. We characterize the discrete maximal regularity of T by two types of conditions: firstly by R-boundedness properties of the discrete time semigroup ( T ) n and of the resolvent R(λ,T), secondly by the maximal regularity of the continuous time evolution equation u’(t) - Au(t) = f(t) for all t > 0, u(0) = 0, where A:= T - I. By recent results of Weis, this continuous maximal regularity is characterized by R-boundedness properties of the continuous time semigroup ( e t ( T - I ) ) t 0 and again of the resolvent R(λ,T). As an important tool we prove an operator-valued Mikhlin theorem for the torus providing conditions on a symbol M L ( ; ( X ) ) such that the associated Fourier multiplier T M is bounded on l p ( X ) .

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Sönke Blunck. "Maximal regularity of discrete and continuous time evolution equations." Studia Mathematica 146.2 (2001): 157-176. <http://eudml.org/doc/284448>.

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AB - We consider the maximal regularity problem for the discrete time evolution equation $u_{n+1} - Tuₙ = fₙ$ for all n ∈ ℕ₀, u₀ = 0, where T is a bounded operator on a UMD space X. We characterize the discrete maximal regularity of T by two types of conditions: firstly by R-boundedness properties of the discrete time semigroup $(Tⁿ)_{n∈ℕ₀}$ and of the resolvent R(λ,T), secondly by the maximal regularity of the continuous time evolution equation u’(t) - Au(t) = f(t) for all t > 0, u(0) = 0, where A:= T - I. By recent results of Weis, this continuous maximal regularity is characterized by R-boundedness properties of the continuous time semigroup $(e^{t(T-I)})_{t≥0}$ and again of the resolvent R(λ,T). As an important tool we prove an operator-valued Mikhlin theorem for the torus providing conditions on a symbol $M ∈ L_{∞}(;(X))$ such that the associated Fourier multiplier $T_{M}$ is bounded on $l_{p}(X)$.
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