Extended Sobolev Scale on Non-Compact Manifolds
Abstract
Adapting the definition of ``extended Sobolev scale" on compact manifolds by Mikhailets and Murach to the setting of a (generally non-compact) manifold of bounded geometry X, we define the ``extended Sobolev scale" Hφ(X), where φ is a function which is RO-varying at infinity. With the help of the scale Hφ(X), we obtain a description of all Hilbert function-spaces that serve as interpolation spaces with respect to a pair of Sobolev spaces [H(s0)(X), H(s1)(X)], with s0<s1. We use this interpolation property to establish a mapping property of proper uniform pseudo-differential operators (PUPDOs) in the context of the scale Hφ(X). Additionally, using a first-order positive-definite PUPDO A of elliptic type we define the ``extended A-scale" HφA(X) and show that it coincides, up to norm equivalence, with the scale Hφ(X). Besides the mentioned results, we show that further properties of the Hφ-scale, originally established by Mikhailets and Murach on Rn and on compact manifolds, carry over to manifolds of bounded geometry.
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