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arXiv · 2006.08353

Raising the regularity of generalized Abel equations in fractional Sobolev spaces with homogeneous boundary conditions

Abstract

The generalized (or coupled) Abel equations on the bounded interval have been well investigated in H$\ddot{\text{o}}$lderian spaces that admit integrable singularities at the endpoints and relatively inadequate in other functional spaces. In recent years, such operators have appeared in BVPs of fractional-order differential equations such as fractional diffusion equations that are usually studied in the frame of fractional Sobolev spaces for weak solution and numerical approximation; and their analysis plays the key role during the process of converting weak solutions to the true solutions. This article develops the mapping properties of generalized Abel operators $\alpha {_aD_x^{-s}}+\beta {_xD_b^{-s}}$ in fractional Sobolev spaces, where $0<\alpha,\beta$, $\alpha+\beta=1$, $ 0<s<1$ and $ {_aD_x^{-s}}$, $ {_xD_b^{-s}}$ are fractional Riemann-Liouville integrals. It is mainly concerned with the regularity property of $(\alpha {_aD_x^{-s}}+\beta {_xD_b^{-s}})u=f$ by taking into account homogeneous boundary conditions. Namely, we investigate the regularity behavior of $u(x)$ while letting $f(x)$ become smoother and imposing homogeneous boundary restrictions $u(a)=u(b)=0$.

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Yulong Li. 2020-06-12. Raising the regularity of generalized Abel equations in fractional Sobolev spaces with homogeneous boundary conditions. https://doi.org/10.1216/jie.2021.33.327

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