Local $l^\infty$ bounds for eigenfunctions of complex elliptic operators via diophantine problems

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Auteurs principaux: Friedland, Omer, Ueberschaer, Henrik
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author Friedland, Omer
Ueberschaer, Henrik
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Ueberschaer, Henrik
contents We prove local bounds on the amplitude of eigen- functions of complex constant-coefficient elliptic operators with a smooth potential on an arbitrary open subset of \R^d by estimating it in terms of the number of solutions of a diophantine inequality arising from the symbol of the operator. In the special case of positive elliptic operators, we recover H örmander's classical exponent up to an arbitrarily small loss. We show that a much better exponent may be obtained when the principal symbol of the oper- ator has complex coefficients. We generalize our estimate to any higher-order derivatives of eigenfunctions.
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spellingShingle Local $l^\infty$ bounds for eigenfunctions of complex elliptic operators via diophantine problems
Friedland, Omer
Ueberschaer, Henrik
Analysis of PDEs
Mathematical Physics
We prove local bounds on the amplitude of eigen- functions of complex constant-coefficient elliptic operators with a smooth potential on an arbitrary open subset of \R^d by estimating it in terms of the number of solutions of a diophantine inequality arising from the symbol of the operator. In the special case of positive elliptic operators, we recover H örmander's classical exponent up to an arbitrarily small loss. We show that a much better exponent may be obtained when the principal symbol of the oper- ator has complex coefficients. We generalize our estimate to any higher-order derivatives of eigenfunctions.
title Local $l^\infty$ bounds for eigenfunctions of complex elliptic operators via diophantine problems
topic Analysis of PDEs
Mathematical Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.10665