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Harnack inequalities for integro-differential operators
by Foondun, Mohammud, Ph.D., University of Connecticut, 2006, 87 pages; AAT 3234304

Abstract (Summary)

In the first part of this dissertation, we consider the operator [Special characters omitted.] defined on C 2 ([Special characters omitted.] ) functions by[Special characters omitted.] Under the assumption that the local part of the operator is uniformly elliptic and with suitable conditions on n ( x, h ), we establish a Harnack inequality for functions that are nonnegative and harmonic in a domain. We also show that the Harnack inequality can fail without suitable conditions on n ( x, h ). A regularity theorem for those nonnegative harmonic functions is also proved.

In the second part, we consider the Dirichlet form given by[Special characters omitted.] Under the assumption that the { a ij } are symmetric and uniformly elliptic and with suitable conditions on the nonlocal part, we obtain upper and lower bounds on the heat kernel of the Dirichiet form. We also prove a Harnack inequality and a regularity theorem for functions that are harmonic with respect to [Special characters omitted.] .

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Advisor:Bass, Richard F.
School:University of Connecticut
School Location:United States -- Connecticut
Keyword(s):Harnack inequalities, Operators, Integrodifferential
Source:DAI-B 67/09, Mar 2007
Source type:Dissertation
Subjects:Mathematics
Publication Number: AAT 3234304
ISBN:9780542878572
Document URL:http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?did=1221683601&sid=19&Fmt=2&c lientId=13708&RQT=309&VName=PQD
ProQuest document ID:1221683601


 

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