Feller semigroups, Dirchlet forms, and pseudo differential operators.
Fonctionnelle additive et ellipticité.
Fractional Derivatives and Fractional Powers as Tools in Understanding Wentzell Boundary Value Problems for Pseudo-Differential Operators Generating Markov Processes
Mathematics Subject Classification: 26A33, 31C25, 35S99, 47D07.Wentzell boundary value problem for pseudo-differential operators generating Markov processes but not satisfying the transmission condition are not well understood. Studying fractional derivatives and fractional powers of such operators gives some insights in this problem. Since an L^p – theory for such operators will provide a helpful tool we investigate the L^p –domains of certain model operators.* This work is partially supported...
Fractional derivatives, non-symmetric and time-dependent Dirichlet forms and the drift form.
Fractional Hardy inequality with a remainder term
We prove a Hardy inequality for the fractional Laplacian on the interval with the optimal constant and additional lower order term. As a consequence, we also obtain a fractional Hardy inequality with the best constant and an extra lower order term for general domains, following the method of M. Loss and C. Sloane [J. Funct. Anal. 259 (2010)].
Fractional Hardy-Sobolev-Maz'ya inequality for domains
We prove a fractional version of the Hardy-Sobolev-Maz’ya inequality for arbitrary domains and norms with p ≥ 2. This inequality combines the fractional Sobolev and the fractional Hardy inequality into a single inequality, while keeping the sharp constant in the Hardy inequality.
Function spaces related to continuous negative definite functions: ψ-Bessel potential spaces [Book]
Further pseudodifferential operators generating Feller semigroups and Dirichlet forms.
We prove for a large class of symmetric pseudo differential operators that they generate a Feller semigroup and therefore a Dirichlet form. Our construction uses the Yoshida-Hille-Ray Theorem and a priori estimates in anisotropic Sobolev spaces. Using these a priori estimates it is possible to obtain further information about the stochastic process associated with the Dirichlet form under consideration.