Fractional-power domain conjecture for the operators AαA_\alpha

Let Ω\Omega be the spatial domain, let Γ\Gamma be its boundary, and let AαA_\alpha denote the operators associated with the strongly damped wave equation for α[0,1]\alpha\in[0,1]. For θ[0,1]\theta\in[0,1], write D(Aαθ)D(A_\alpha^\theta) for the domain of the fractional power of AαA_\alpha. Fractional-power domain conjecture. For α(0,1]\alpha\in(0,1], one has

D(Aαθ)H1(Ω)×Hmin{1,2θ}(Ω)×H1(Γ)×Hmin{1,2θ}(Γ)D(A_\alpha^\theta)\subset H^1(\Omega)\times H^{\min\{1,2\theta\}}(\Omega)\times H^1(\Gamma)\times H^{\min\{1,2\theta\}}(\Gamma)

for all 0θ10\leq\theta\leq1. For α=0\alpha=0, one has

D(A0θ)H1(Ω)×Hmin{1,2θ}(Ω)×H1(Γ)×Hmin{1/2,θ}(Γ)D(A_0^\theta)\subset H^1(\Omega)\times H^{\min\{1,2\theta\}}(\Omega)\times H^1(\Gamma)\times H^{\min\{1/2,\theta\}}(\Gamma)

for all 0θ10\leq\theta\leq1. The conjecture would provide a full characterization, or at least precise regularity information, for the fractional-power domains of the operators governing the problem; such information is relevant to extending the well-posedness and attractor results to broader nonlinearities.

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P. Jameson Graber and Joseph L. Shomberg, “Attractors for Strongly Damped Wave Equations with Nonlinear Hyperbolic Dynamic Boundary Conditions”, arXiv:1507.07971 (2015).

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