Quantitative unique continuation for the heat equation with Coulomb potentials
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Abstract: In this paper, we establish a H"older-type quantitative estimate of unique continuation for solutions to the heat equation with Coulomb potentials in either a bounded convex domain or a -smooth bounded domain. The approach is based on the frequency function method, as well as some parabolic-type Hardy inequalities.
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