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Subelliptic pseudo-differential operators and Fourier integral operators on compact Lie groups

Analysis of PDEs 2023-04-04 v3 Differential Geometry Functional Analysis Representation Theory Spectral Theory

Abstract

In this memoir we extend the theory of global pseudo-differential operators to the setting of arbitrary sub-Riemannian structures on a compact Lie group. More precisely, given a compact Lie group GG, and the sub-Laplacian L\mathcal{L} associated to a system of vector fields X={X1,,Xk}X=\{X_1,\cdots,X_k\} satisfying the H\"ormander condition, we introduce a (subelliptic) pseudo-differential calculus associated to L,\mathcal{L}, based on the matrix-valued quantisation process developed in [138]. This theory will be developed as follows. First, we will investigate the singular kernels of this calculus, estimates of LpL^p-LpL^p, H1H^1-L1L^1, LL^\infty-BMOBMO type and also the weak (1,1) boundedness of these subelliptic H\"ormander classes. Between the obtained estimates we prove subelliptic versions of the celebrated sharp Fefferman LpL^p-theorem and the Calder\'on-Vaillancourt theorem. The obtained estimates will be used to establish the boundedness of subelliptic operators on subelliptic Sobolev and Besov spaces. We will investigate the ellipticity, the construction of parametrices, the heat traces and the regularisation of traces for the developed subelliptic calculus. A subelliptic global functional calculus will be established as well as a subelliptic version of Hulanicki theorem. The approach established in characterising our subelliptic H\"ormander classes (by proving that the definition of these classes is independent of certain parameters) will be also applied in order to characterise the global H\"ormander classes on arbitrary graded Lie groups developed in [90].

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@article{arxiv.2008.09651,
  title  = {Subelliptic pseudo-differential operators and Fourier integral operators on compact Lie groups},
  author = {Duván Cardona and Michael Ruzhansky},
  journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2008.09651},
  year   = {2023}
}

Comments

163 pages. The final version of this monograph will appear in MSJ Memoirs (Mathematical Society of Japan Memoirs), 180 pages approx

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