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19 April 2024
 
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Sobolev spaces on p.c.f. self-similar sets: boundary behavior and interpolation theorems
Shiping Cao ; Hua Qiu ;
Date 14 Feb 2020
AbstractWe study the Sobolev spaces $H^sigma(K)$ and $H^sigma_0(K)$ on p.c.f. self-similar sets in terms of the boundary behavior of functions. First, for $sigmain mathbb{R}^+$, we make an exact description of the tangents of functions in $H^sigma(K)$ at the boundary. Second, we characterize $H_0^sigma(K)$ as the space of functions in $H^sigma(K)$ with zero tangent of an appropriate order depending on $sigma$. Last, we extend $H^sigma(K)$ to $sigmainmathbb{R}$, and obtain various interpolation theorems with $sigmainmathbb{R}^+$ or $sigmainmathbb{R}$. We illustrate that there is a countable set of critical orders, that arises naturally in the boundary behavior of functions, such that $H^sigma_0(K)$ presents a critical phenomenon if $sigma$ is critical. These orders will play a crucial role in our study. They are just the values in $frac 12+mathbb{Z}_+$ in the classical case, but are much more complicated in the fractal case.
Source arXiv, 2002.5888
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