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26 April 2024
 
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Trace operator on von Koch's snowflake
Krystian Kazaniecki ; Michał Wojciechowski ;
Date 4 Mar 2019
AbstractWe study properties of the boundary trace operator on the Sobolev space $W^1_1(Omega)$. Using density result by Koskela, Zhang we define a surjective operator mbox{$Tr: W^1_1(Omega_K) ightarrow X(Omega_K)$}, where $Omega_K$ is a von Koch snowflake and $X(Omega_K)$ is a trace space with the quotient norm. Main result of this paper is the existence of a right inverse to $Tr$, i.e. a linear operator $S: X(Omega_K) ightarrow W^1_1(Omega_K)$ such that $Tr circ S= Id_{X(Omega_K)}$. To do this we define an extension of the trace operator to the space of functions of bounded variation which seems to be new for domains with fractal boundary. Moreover we identify the isomorphism class of the trace space. On the other hand, for $Omega$ with regular boundary we provide a simple proof of the Peetre’s theorem about non-existence of the right inverse.
Source arXiv, 1903.1100
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