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Characterization of the traces on the boundary of functions in magnetic Sobolev spaces

Nguyên, Hoài-Minh  
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Van Schaftingen, Jean
September 16, 2020
Advances in Mathematics

We characterize the trace of magnetic Sobolev spaces defined in a half-space or in a smooth bounded domain in which the magnetic field Ais differentiable and its exterior derivative corresponding to the magnetic field dAis bounded. In particular, we prove that, for d >= 1and p > 1, the trace of the magnetic Sobolev space W-A(1, p)(R-+(d+1)) is exactly W-A parallel to(1-1/p,p) (R-d) where A(parallel to) (x) =(A(1),..., A(d))( x, 0) for x is an element of R-d with the convention A =(A(1),..., A(d+1)) when A is an element of C-1(R-+(d+1), Rd+1). We also characterize fractional magnetic Sobolev spaces as interpolation spaces and give extension theorems from a halfspace to the entire space. (C) 2020 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

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research article
DOI
10.1016/j.aim.2020.107246
ArXiv ID

1905.01188

Author(s)
Nguyên, Hoài-Minh  
Van Schaftingen, Jean
Date Issued

2020-09-16

Published in
Advances in Mathematics
Volume

371

Article Number

107246

Subjects

trace theory

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extension theorems

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interpolation of banach spaces

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weighted norm inequalities

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schrodinger-operators

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equations

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fields

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limit

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May 8, 2019
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