Resolvents for fractional-order operators with nonhomogeneous local boundary conditions

Abstract

For 2a-order strongly elliptic operators P generalizing (- )a, 0<a<1, the treatment of the homogeneous Dirichlet problem on a bounded open set ⊂ Rn by pseudodifferential methods, has been extended in a recent joint work with Helmut Abels to nonsmooth settings, showing regularity theorems in Lq-Sobolev spaces Hqs for 1<q<∞ , when is Cτ +1 with a finite τ >2a. Presently, we study the Lq-Dirichlet realizations of P and P*, showing invertibility or Fredholmness, finding smoothness results for the kernels and cokernels, and establishing similar results for P-λ I, λ ∈ C. The solution spaces equal a-transmission spaces Hqa(s+2a)(). Similar results are shown for nonhomogeneous Dirichlet problems, prescribing the local Dirichlet trace (u/da-1)|∂ , d(x)=dist(x,∂). They are solvable in the larger spaces Hq(a-1)(s+2a)(). Moreover, the nonhomogeneous problem with a spectral parameter λ ∈ C, Pu-λ u = f in , u=0 in Rn , (u/da-1 )|∂ = on ∂ , is for q<(1-a)-1 shown to be uniquely resp. Fredholm solvable when λ is in the resolvent set resp. the spectrum of the L2-Dirichlet realization. Finally, we show solvability results for evolution problems Pu+dtu= f(x,t) in L2 and Lq-based spaces over C1+τ-domains, including nonhomogeneous local boundary conditions.

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