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R. Denk

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arXiv2008

Bounded H_\infty-calculus for pseudodifferential Douglis-Nirenberg systems of mild regularity

Parameter-ellipticity with respect to a closed subsector of the complex plane for pseudodifferential Douglis-Nirenberg systems is discussed and shown to imply the existence of a bounded H_\infty-calculus in suitable scales of Sobolev, Besov, and Hoelder spaces. We also admit non pseudodifferential perturbations. Applications concern systems with coefficients of mild Hoelder regularity and the generalized thermoelastic plate equations.

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arXiv1999

On elliptic operator pencils with general boundary conditions

In this paper operator pencils $A(x,D,λ)$ are investigated which depend polynomially on the parameter $λ$ and act on a manifold with boundary. The operator A is assumed to satisfy the condition of N-ellipticity with parameter which is an ellipticity condition formulated with the use of the Newton polygon. We consider general boundary operators $B_1(x,D),...,B_m(x,D)$ and define N-ellipticity for the boundary value problem $(A,B_1,...,B_m)$ analogously to the Shapiro-Lopatinskii condition. It is shown that the boundary value problem is N-elliptic if and only if an a priori estimate holds, where the norms in the estimate are again defined in terms of the Newton polygon. These results are closely connected with singular perturbation theory and lead to uniform estimates for problems of Vishik-Lyusternik type containing a small parameter.

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arXiv1999

Boundary value problems for a class of elliptic operator pencils

In this paper operator pencils $A(x,D,λ)$ are studied which act on a manifold with boundary and satisfy the condition of $N$-ellipticity with parameter, a generalization of the notion of ellipticity with parameter as introduced by Agmon and Agranovich--Vishik. Sobolev spaces corresponding to a Newton polygon are defined and investigated; in particular it is possible to describe their trace spaces. With respect to these spaces, an a priori estimate holds for the Dirichlet boundary value problem connected with an $N$-elliptic pencil, and a right parametrix is constructed.

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