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Qinghao Yu

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Sharp Broken-Power Lorentz Estimates for Fractional Powers of Radial Schr\"odinger Operators with Inverse-Square Asymptotics

Let $H=-\Delta+V(|x|)$ be a nonnegative radial Schr\"odinger operator on $\mathbb{R}^d$, $d\ge 2$, whose positive harmonic function satisfies $U(r)\simeq r^{-\sigma_0}$ for $0<r\le 1$ and $U(r)\simeq r^{-\sigma_\infty}$ for $r\ge 1$, with $-d/2<\sigma_0,\sigma_\infty<d/2$. Assuming the two-sided ground-state heat-kernel estimate of Ishige, Kabeya, and Ouhabaz, we determine the maximal open range in which the kernel of $H^{-s/2}$ admits the clean two-sided estimate $K_s^H(x,y)\simeq |x-y|^{s-d}U(|x|)U(|y|)/[U(|x|+|x-y|)U(|y|+|x-y|)]$, namely $0<s<\min\{d,d-2\sigma_0,d-2\sigma_\infty\}$. In this range we give a complete necessary-and-sufficient classification of the broken-power estimate $\|w_{-\beta_0,-\beta_\infty}H^{-s/2}f\|_{L^{q,v}}\lesssim \|w_{\alpha_0,\alpha_\infty}f\|_{L^{p,u}}$ for $1<p,q<\infty$ and $1\le u,v\le\infty$. The result covers signed ground-state exponents, the full range $q<p$, all one-sided weight equalities, both scale equalities, and simultaneous endpoint corners. Scale equality is governed by $u\le v$, including when $q<p$; an input or output power endpoint requires respectively $u=1$ or $v=\infty$; and at a same-side power/scale corner the only admissible pair is $(u,v)=(1,\infty)$. The proof combines clean-kernel analysis, local Lorentz-Hardy-Littlewood-Sobolev estimates, rank-one endpoint arguments, geometric annular sequence spaces, a triangular matrix theorem, and a nine-block decomposition.

math.AP

Sharp and Endpoint Two-Weight Fractional Integral Estimates for Schr"odinger Operators with Inverse-Square Potentials

Let $H_a=-\Delta+a|x|^{-2}$ be the Friedrichs extension on $L^2(\mathbb{R}^d)$, where $d\ge 3$ and $-(d-2)^2/4\le a<0$ lies in the attractive Hardy range. Starting from the known positive two-sided comparison for the kernel of $H_a^{-s/2}$, we determine the complete strong non-endpoint mapping range for two power weights. If $\sigma=(d-2-\sqrt{(d-2)^2+4a})/2$ and $0<s<d-2\sigma$, then [ ||x|^{-\beta}H_a^{-s/2}f|{L^q} \lesssim ||x|^\alpha f|{L^p} ] holds for $1<p,q<\infty$ precisely under the exponent ordering, scaling, sum, and origin conditions stated in the main theorem. At either origin-critical boundary, the strong estimate and the corresponding weighted $L^p\to L^{q,\infty}$ estimate fail, whereas the Lorentz replacement $L^{p,1}\to L^{q,\infty}$ holds. We also derive weighted Sobolev consequences and treat the Hardy-critical Friedrichs case separately. No new heat-kernel, spectral multiplier, Bernstein, or Littlewood--Paley theorem is claimed.

math.CA

A High-Order Nystr\"om Method for Coupled Boundary Integral Equations in Oblique-Incidence Scattering by Impedance Cylinders

We study the numerical solution of electromagnetic scattering by an infinitely long impedance cylinder under oblique incidence. After separation of the axial phase factor, the axial electric and magnetic components satisfy a pair of coupled two-dimensional Helmholtz equations. The Leontovich impedance condition couples these components through tangential derivatives, and the associated boundary integral system contains both logarithmic kernels and principal-value tangential derivative terms. Building on existing coupled integral-equation formulations for oblique-incidence cylinder scattering, we construct a high-order Nystrom implementation based on Kress-type logarithmic kernel decomposition, periodic product quadrature, Fourier differentiation for the tangential derivative contribution, and a block diagonal preconditioner associated with the scalar impedance subproblem. Under uniqueness of the continuous scattering problem and a uniform discrete stability assumption, we formulate a high-order convergence framework for the boundary densities and far-field patterns. Numerical experiments include a manufactured Fourier-Bessel benchmark, a plane-wave circular-cylinder validation, a smooth non-circular boundary test, condition-number and GMRES comparisons, and a variable-impedance scattering-width reduction example in a prescribed backward angular sector. The results indicate that the method provides a stable high-accuracy forward solver for the coupled impedance system, rather than a new physical model.

math-ph