On the blowup of quantitative unique continuation estimates for waves and applications to stability estimates

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Autori principali: Filippas, Spyridon, Oksanen, Lauri
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author Filippas, Spyridon
Oksanen, Lauri
author_facet Filippas, Spyridon
Oksanen, Lauri
contents In this paper we are interested in the blowup of a geometric constant $\mathfrak{C}(δ)$ appearing in the optimal quantitative unique continuation property for wave operators. In a particular geometric context we prove an upper bound for $\mathfrak{C}(δ)$ as $δ$ goes to $0$. Here $δ>0$ denotes the distance to the maximal unique continuation domain. As applications we obtain stability estimates for the unique continuation property up to the maximal domain. Using our abstract framework~\cite{FO25abstract} we also derive a stability estimate for a hyperbolic inverse problem. The proof is based on a global explicit Carleman estimate combined with the propagation techniques of Laurent-Léautaud.
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spellingShingle On the blowup of quantitative unique continuation estimates for waves and applications to stability estimates
Filippas, Spyridon
Oksanen, Lauri
Analysis of PDEs
35B60, 35L05, 35Q93, 35R30
In this paper we are interested in the blowup of a geometric constant $\mathfrak{C}(δ)$ appearing in the optimal quantitative unique continuation property for wave operators. In a particular geometric context we prove an upper bound for $\mathfrak{C}(δ)$ as $δ$ goes to $0$. Here $δ>0$ denotes the distance to the maximal unique continuation domain. As applications we obtain stability estimates for the unique continuation property up to the maximal domain. Using our abstract framework~\cite{FO25abstract} we also derive a stability estimate for a hyperbolic inverse problem. The proof is based on a global explicit Carleman estimate combined with the propagation techniques of Laurent-Léautaud.
title On the blowup of quantitative unique continuation estimates for waves and applications to stability estimates
topic Analysis of PDEs
35B60, 35L05, 35Q93, 35R30
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.13040