Quantitative unique continuation for elliptic equations with Hölder continuous potentials

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Main Authors: Teng, Long, Wang, Zhiwei, Zhu, Jiuyi
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author Teng, Long
Wang, Zhiwei
Zhu, Jiuyi
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Wang, Zhiwei
Zhu, Jiuyi
contents We study quantitative unique continuation for second order elliptic equations with lower-order terms of Hölder regularity via a weighted frequency function method. We establish quantitative three-ball inequalities and corresponding vanishing-order bounds for Schrödinger equations with Hölder potentials and Hölder gradient terms, and corresponding results for elliptic equations with variable leading coefficients. Our results are quantitative with explicit dependence of Hölder norms in the three-ball inequalities. These fill in the gap for quantitative unique continuation between bounded potentials and $C^1$ potentials.
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spellingShingle Quantitative unique continuation for elliptic equations with Hölder continuous potentials
Teng, Long
Wang, Zhiwei
Zhu, Jiuyi
Analysis of PDEs
We study quantitative unique continuation for second order elliptic equations with lower-order terms of Hölder regularity via a weighted frequency function method. We establish quantitative three-ball inequalities and corresponding vanishing-order bounds for Schrödinger equations with Hölder potentials and Hölder gradient terms, and corresponding results for elliptic equations with variable leading coefficients. Our results are quantitative with explicit dependence of Hölder norms in the three-ball inequalities. These fill in the gap for quantitative unique continuation between bounded potentials and $C^1$ potentials.
title Quantitative unique continuation for elliptic equations with Hölder continuous potentials
topic Analysis of PDEs
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.21392