Isometries of Lp-spaces of solutions of homogeneous partial differential equations

Abstract

Let n≥ 2, A=(aij)i,j=1n be a real symmetric matrix, a=(ai)i=1n∈ Rn. Consider the differential operator DA = Σi,j=1n aij∂2 ∂ xi ∂ xj+ Σi=1n ai∂ ∂ xi. Let E be a bounded domain in Rn, p>0. Denote by LDAp(E) the space of solutions of the equation DA f=0 in the domain E provided with the Lp-norm. We prove that, for matrices A,B, vectors a,b, bounded domains E,F, and every p>0 which is not an even integer, the space LDAp(E) is isometric to a subspace of LDBp(F) if and only if the matrices A and B have equal signatures, and the domains E and F coincide up to a natural mapping which in the most cases is affine. We use the extension method for Lp-isometries which reduces the problem to the question of which weighted composition operators carry solutions of the equation DA f=0 in E to solutions of the equation DB f=0 in F.

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