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\(L^2\) well-posedness of boundary value problems for parabolic systems with measurable coefficients (English)
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17 December 2020
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Summary: We prove the first positive results concerning boundary value problems in the upper half-space for second order parabolic systems only assuming measurability and some transversal regularity in the coefficients of the elliptic part. To do so, we introduce and develop a first order strategy by means of a parabolic Dirac operator at the boundary to obtain, in particular, Green's representation for solutions in natural classes involving square functions and non-tangential maximal functions, well-posedness results with data in \(L^2\)-Sobolev spaces together with invertibility of layer potentials, and perturbation results. On the way, we solve the Kato square root problem for parabolic operators with coefficients of the elliptic part depending measurably on all variables. The major new challenge, compared to the earlier results by one of us under time and transversal independence of the coefficients, is to handle non-local half-order derivatives in time which are unavoidable in our situation.
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parabolic Kato square root estimate
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parabolic Dirac operator
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Dirichlet and Neumann problems
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(non-tangential) maximal functions
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square function estimates
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boundary layer operators
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half-order derivative
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