Sharp Broken-Power Lorentz Estimates for Fractional Powers of Radial Schrödinger Operators with Inverse-Square Asymptotics
Abstract
Let H=-Δ+V(|x|) be a nonnegative radial Schrödinger operator on Rd, d 2, whose positive harmonic function satisfies U(r) r-σ0 for 0<r 1 and U(r) r-σ∞ for r 1, with -d/2<σ0,σ∞<d/2. Assuming the two-sided ground-state heat-kernel estimate of Ishige, Kabeya, and Ouhabaz, we determine the maximal open range in which the kernel of H-s/2 admits the clean two-sided estimate KsH(x,y) |x-y|s-dU(|x|)U(|y|)/[U(|x|+|x-y|)U(|y|+|x-y|)], namely 0<s<\d,d-2σ0,d-2σ∞\. In this range we give a complete necessary-and-sufficient classification of the broken-power estimate \|w-β0,-β∞H-s/2f\|Lq,v \|wα0,α∞f\|Lp,u for 1<p,q<∞ and 1 u,v∞. The result covers signed ground-state exponents, the full range q<p, all one-sided weight equalities, both scale equalities, and simultaneous endpoint corners. Scale equality is governed by u v, including when q<p; an input or output power endpoint requires respectively u=1 or v=∞; and at a same-side power/scale corner the only admissible pair is (u,v)=(1,∞). The proof combines clean-kernel analysis, local Lorentz-Hardy-Littlewood-Sobolev estimates, rank-one endpoint arguments, geometric annular sequence spaces, a triangular matrix theorem, and a nine-block decomposition.
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