Dimension and structure of the Robin Harmonic Measure on Rough Domains
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| author | David, Guy Decio, Stefano Engelstein, Max Mayboroda, Svitlana Michetti, Marco |
| author_facet | David, Guy Decio, Stefano Engelstein, Max Mayboroda, Svitlana Michetti, Marco |
| contents | The present paper establishes that the Robin harmonic measure is quantitatively mutually absolutely continuous with respect to the surface measure on any Ahlfors regular set in any (quantifiably) connected domain for any elliptic operator. This stands in contrast with analogous results for the Dirichlet boundary value problem and also contradicts the expectation, supported by simulations in the physics literature, that the dimension of the Robin harmonic measure in rough domains exhibits a phase transition as the boundary condition interpolates between completely reflecting and completely absorbing.
In the adopted traditional language, the corresponding harmonic measure exhibits no dimension drop, and the absolute continuity necessitates neither rectifiability of the boundary nor control of the oscillations of the coefficients of the equation. The expected phase transition is rather exhibited through the detailed non-scale-invariant weight estimates. |
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| spellingShingle | Dimension and structure of the Robin Harmonic Measure on Rough Domains David, Guy Decio, Stefano Engelstein, Max Mayboroda, Svitlana Michetti, Marco Analysis of PDEs Classical Analysis and ODEs The present paper establishes that the Robin harmonic measure is quantitatively mutually absolutely continuous with respect to the surface measure on any Ahlfors regular set in any (quantifiably) connected domain for any elliptic operator. This stands in contrast with analogous results for the Dirichlet boundary value problem and also contradicts the expectation, supported by simulations in the physics literature, that the dimension of the Robin harmonic measure in rough domains exhibits a phase transition as the boundary condition interpolates between completely reflecting and completely absorbing. In the adopted traditional language, the corresponding harmonic measure exhibits no dimension drop, and the absolute continuity necessitates neither rectifiability of the boundary nor control of the oscillations of the coefficients of the equation. The expected phase transition is rather exhibited through the detailed non-scale-invariant weight estimates. |
| title | Dimension and structure of the Robin Harmonic Measure on Rough Domains |
| topic | Analysis of PDEs Classical Analysis and ODEs |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.23914 |