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26 April 2024
 
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From Laplacian Transport to Dirichlet-to-Neumann (Gibbs) Semigroups
Valentin Zagrebnov ;
Date 27 Jan 2008
AbstractThe paper gives a short account of some basic properties of extit{Dirichlet-to-Neumann} operators $Lambda_{gamma,partialOmega}$ including the corresponding semigroups motivated by the Laplacian transport in anisotropic media ($gamma eq I$) and by elliptic systems with dynamical boundary conditions. For illustration of these notions and the properties we use the explicitly constructed extit{Lax semigroups}. We demonstrate that for a general smooth bounded convex domain $Omega subset mathbb{R}^d$ the corresponding {Dirichlet-to-Neumann} semigroup $left{U(t):= e^{-t Lambda_{gamma,partialOmega}} ight}_{tgeq0}$ in the Hilbert space $L^2(partial Omega)$ belongs to the extit{trace-norm} von Neumann-Schatten ideal for any $t>0$. This means that it is in fact an extit{immediate Gibbs} semigroup. Recently Emamirad and Laadnani have constructed a extit{Trotter-Kato-Chernoff} product-type approximating family $left{(V_{gamma, partialOmega}(t/n))^n ight}_{n geq 1}$ extit{strongly} converging to the semigroup $U(t)$ for $n oinfty$. We conclude the paper by discussion of a conjecture about convergence of the extit{Emamirad-Laadnani approximantes} in the the { extit{trace-norm}} topology.
Source arXiv, 0801.4145
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