Uniform estimates for a family of Poisson problems: `rounding off the corners'

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Autores principales: Daniel, Benoît, Labrunie, Simon, Nistor, Victor
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Publicado: 2024
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author Daniel, Benoît
Labrunie, Simon
Nistor, Victor
author_facet Daniel, Benoît
Labrunie, Simon
Nistor, Victor
contents We prove \emph{uniform solvability estimates} for certain families of elliptic problems posed in a bounded family of domains (for example, a sequence that converges to another domain). We provide uniform estimates both in weighted and in usual Sobolev spaces. When the limit domain is a \emph{polygon} and the other domains are smooth, our results amount to rounding off'' the corners of the limit domain. The technique of proof is based on a suitable conformal modification of the metric, which makes the union of the domains a manifold with boundary and relative bounded geometry.
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spellingShingle Uniform estimates for a family of Poisson problems: `rounding off the corners'
Daniel, Benoît
Labrunie, Simon
Nistor, Victor
Analysis of PDEs
Differential Geometry
35R01, 35J15, 46E35, 58J32
We prove \emph{uniform solvability estimates} for certain families of elliptic problems posed in a bounded family of domains (for example, a sequence that converges to another domain). We provide uniform estimates both in weighted and in usual Sobolev spaces. When the limit domain is a \emph{polygon} and the other domains are smooth, our results amount to rounding off'' the corners of the limit domain. The technique of proof is based on a suitable conformal modification of the metric, which makes the union of the domains a manifold with boundary and relative bounded geometry.
title Uniform estimates for a family of Poisson problems: `rounding off the corners'
topic Analysis of PDEs
Differential Geometry
35R01, 35J15, 46E35, 58J32
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.04773