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S. Vessella

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Stable determination of the Winkler subgrade coefficient in a nanoplate

We study the inverse problem of determining the Winkler coefficient in a nanoplate resting on an elastic foundation and clamped at the boundary. The nanoplate is described within a simplified strain gradient elasticity theory for isotropic materials, under the Kirchhoff-Love kinematic assumptions in infinitesimal deformation. We prove a global Hölder stability estimate of the subgrade coefficient by performing a single interior measurement of the transverse deflection of the nanoplate induced by a load concentrated at one point.

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Three-region inequalities for the second order elliptic equation with discontinuous coefficients and size estimate

In this paper, we would like to derive a quantitative uniqueness estimate, the three-region inequality, for the second order elliptic equation with jump discontinuous coefficients. The derivation of the inequality relies on the Carleman estimate proved in our previous work. We then apply the three-region inequality to study the size estimate problem with one boundary measurement.

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Carleman estimate for second order elliptic equations with Lipschitz leading coefficients and jumps at an interface

In this paper we prove a local Carleman estimate for second order elliptic equations with a general anisotropic Lipschitz coefficients having a jump at an interface. Our approach does not rely on the techniques of microlocal analysis. We make use of the elementary method so that we are able to impose almost optimal assumptions on the coefficients and, consequently, the interface.

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Quantitative uniqueness for elliptic equations with singular lower order terms

We use a Carleman type inequality of Koch and Tataru to obtain quantitative estimates of unique continuation for solutions of second order elliptic equations with singular lower order terms. First we prove a three sphere inequality and then describe two methods of propagation of smallness from sets of positive measure.

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Doubling Properties of Caloric Functions

We prove local quantitative estimates of unique continuation for solutions to parabolic equations: doubling properties and two-sphere one-cylinder inequalities.

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