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Prof. Dr. Moritz Kaßmann Fakultät für Mathematik
Sommersemester 2018 Universität Bielefeld
Partial Differential Equations III Exercise sheet I, April 13
Exercise I.1
(a) Let A:D⊂X →X be closed and µ∈ρ(A). Show that the following two assertions are equivalent:
(i) The embedding(D,k · kD),→X is compact.
(ii) The resolvent Rµ:X→X is compact
(b) AssumeA:D⊂X→X,λn∈ρ(A) for n∈Nand λ= lim
n→∞λn. Assume sup
n
kRλnk<∞.
Show thatλ∈ρ(A).
Exercise I.2
Let H be a complex separable Hilbert space. Let A be a dissipative operator on H.
Assume that there isλ∈C+ ={ω∈C|<(ω)>0} such that(λI−A)is surjective. Show that for everyµ∈C+
µ∈ρ(A), kRµk ≤ <(µ)−1.
Exercise I.3
Let X =C∞(Rd) = {f ∈C(Rd)| lim
|x|→∞f(x) = 0}, equipped with the supremum norm.
LetD=Cc2(Rd). Show that∆ :D→X is dissipative.
Exercise I.4
Letν be a Borel measure onRd withν({0}) = 0,ν(A) =ν(−A) for every setA, and Z
Rd
min(1,|h|2)ν(dh)<∞.
(a) Provide examples for ν such that the resp. condition is satisfied:
(i) ν(Rd) = +∞, (ii) ν(Rd)<+∞, (iii) R
Rdmin(1,|h|)ν(dh) = +∞,
(iv) ν is not absolutely continuous with respect to the Lebesgue measure andsupp(ν) is unbounded.
(b) Provide conditions, as weak as possible, on a measurable functionf :Rd→R such that, givenx∈Rd, the expression
ε→0lim Z
Rd\Bε(0)
f(x+h)−f(x) ν(dh)
is well defined and, as a function ofx, is continuous.
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