Carleson perturbations of locally Lipschitz elliptic operators

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contents In one-sided Chord-Arc Domains $Ω$, we demonstrate that the $A_\infty$-absolute continuity of the elliptic measure with respect to the surface measure remains stable under $L^2$ Carleson perturbations. This stability holds provided that either the elliptic operator $L_0=-\operatorname{div} A_0\nabla$, which is being perturbed, or the perturbed operator $L_1=-\operatorname{div} A_1\nabla$ satisfies the condition $\sup_{X\in Ω}\operatorname{dist}(X,\partial Ω)|\nabla A_i(X)| <\infty$ on its coefficients. $L^2$ Carleson perturbations are slightly more general than those previously discussed in the literature. The proof hinges on the availability of a comprehensive elliptic theory and a domain $Ω$ that allows uniform non-tangential access to any point on its boundary. Consequently, while the current theory of $L^2$ Carleson perturbations can be extended to more general contexts, we have chosen not to do so in order to simplify the presentation.
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Feneuil, Joseph
Analysis of PDEs
35J25
In one-sided Chord-Arc Domains $Ω$, we demonstrate that the $A_\infty$-absolute continuity of the elliptic measure with respect to the surface measure remains stable under $L^2$ Carleson perturbations. This stability holds provided that either the elliptic operator $L_0=-\operatorname{div} A_0\nabla$, which is being perturbed, or the perturbed operator $L_1=-\operatorname{div} A_1\nabla$ satisfies the condition $\sup_{X\in Ω}\operatorname{dist}(X,\partial Ω)|\nabla A_i(X)| <\infty$ on its coefficients. $L^2$ Carleson perturbations are slightly more general than those previously discussed in the literature. The proof hinges on the availability of a comprehensive elliptic theory and a domain $Ω$ that allows uniform non-tangential access to any point on its boundary. Consequently, while the current theory of $L^2$ Carleson perturbations can be extended to more general contexts, we have chosen not to do so in order to simplify the presentation.
title Carleson perturbations of locally Lipschitz elliptic operators
topic Analysis of PDEs
35J25
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.10061