Nonlocal Poincar\'e Inequalities for Integral Operators with Integrable Nonhomogeneous Kernels
Abstract
The paper provides two versions of nonlocal Poincar\'e-type inequalities for integral operators with a convolution-type structure and functions satisfying a zero-Dirichlet like condition. The inequalities extend existing results to a large class of nonhomogeneous kernels with supports that can vary discontinuously and need not contain a common set throughout the domain. The measure of the supports may even vanish allowing the zero-Dirichlet condition to be imposed on only a lower-dimensional manifold, with or without boundary. The conditions may be imposed on sets with co-dimension larger than one or even at just a single point. This appears to currently be the first such results in a nonlocal setting with integrable kernels. The arguments used are direct, and examples are provided demonstrating the explicit dependence of bounds for the Poincar\'e constant upon structural parameters of the kernel and domain.
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