Sharp quantitative stability for the fractional Sobolev trace inequality
Abstract
In this paper, we study the stability of fractional Sobolev trace inequality within both the functional and critical point settings. In the functional setting, we establish the following sharp estimate: CBE(n,m,α)∈fv∈Mn,m,α f-vDα(Rn)2 ≤ fDα(Rn)2 - S(n,m,α) τmfLq(Rn-m)2, where 0≤ m< n, m2<α<n2, q=2(n-m)n-2α and Mn,m,α denotes the manifold of extremal functions. Additionally, We find an explicit bound for the stability constant CBE and establish a compactness result ensuring the existence of minimizers. In the critical point setting, we investigate the validity of a sharp quantitative profile decomposition related to the Escobar trace inequality and establish a qualitative profile decomposition for the critical elliptic equation equation* u= 0 R+n,∂ u∂ t=-|u|2n-2u ∂R+n. equation* We then derive the sharp stability estimate: CCP(n,)d(u,ME)≤ u +|u|2n-2uH-1(R+n), where =1,n≥ 3 or ≥2,n=3 and ME represents the manifold consisting of weak-interacting Escobar bubbles. Through some refined estimates, we also give a strict upper bound for CCP(n,1), which is 2n+2.
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