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20 January 2025
 
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Optimal decay rates in Sobolev norms for singular values of integral operators
Darko Volkov ;
Date 1 Sep 2023
AbstractThe regularity of integration kernels forces decay rates of singular values of associated integral operators. This is well-known for symmetric operators with kernels defined on $(a,b) imes (a,b)$, where $(a,b)$ is an interval. Over time, many authors have studied this case in detail cite{GohbergKrein, ha1986, chang1999eigenvalues, little1984eigenvalues, hille1931characteristic}. The case of spheres has also been solved cite{castro2012eigenvalue}. However, few authors have examined the higher dimensional case or the case of manifolds cite{birman1977estimates}. Our new approach for deriving decay estimates of these singular values uses Weyl’s asymptotic formula for Neumann eigenvalues cite{weyl1912asymptotische} that we combine to an appropriately defined inverse Laplacian. As we work with Sobolev norms, we are able to prove that our estimates are optimal if the boundary of the underlying open set is smooth enough. If this boundary is only Lipschitz regular, we still find quasi optimality. Finally we cover the case of real analytic kernels where we are also able to derive optimal estimates.
Source arXiv, 2309.00153
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