Refined regularity for nonlocal elliptic equations and applications
Abstract
In this paper, we establish refined regularity estimates for nonnegative solutions to the fractional Poisson equation (-)s u(x) =f(x),\,\, x∈ B1(0). Specifically, we have derived H\"older, Schauder, and Ln-Lipschitz regularity estimates for any nonnegative solution u, provided that only the local L∞ norm of u is bounded. These estimates stand in sharp contrast to the existing results where the global L∞ norm of u is required. Our findings indicate that the local values of the solution u and f are sufficient to control the local values of higher order derivatives of u. Notably, this makes it possible to establish a priori estimates in unbounded domains by using blowing up and re-scaling argument. As applications, we derive singularity and decay estimates for solutions to some super-linear nonlocal problems in unbounded domains, and in particular, we obtain a priori estimates for a family of fractional Lane-Emden type equations in Rn. This is achieved by adopting a different method using auxiliary functions, which is applicable to both local and nonlocal problems.
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