We study the regularity of segregated profiles arising from competition–diffusion models, where the diffusion process is of nonlocal type and is driven by the fractional Laplacian of power s∈(0,1). Among others, our results apply to the regularity of the densities of an optimal partition problem involving the eigenvalues of the fractional Laplacian. More precisely, we show C0,αjavax.xml.bind.JAXBElement@41b1f147 regularity of the density, where the exponent α∗ is explicit and is given by α∗=sfors∈(0,1∕2]2s−1fors∈(1∕2,1).Under some additional assumptions, we then show that solutions are C0,s. These results are optimal in the class of Hölder continuous functions. Thus, we find a complete correspondence with known results in case of the standard Laplacian.

Regularity results for segregated configurations involving fractional Laplacian

Tortone G.;
2020-01-01

Abstract

We study the regularity of segregated profiles arising from competition–diffusion models, where the diffusion process is of nonlocal type and is driven by the fractional Laplacian of power s∈(0,1). Among others, our results apply to the regularity of the densities of an optimal partition problem involving the eigenvalues of the fractional Laplacian. More precisely, we show C0,αjavax.xml.bind.JAXBElement@41b1f147 regularity of the density, where the exponent α∗ is explicit and is given by α∗=sfors∈(0,1∕2]2s−1fors∈(1∕2,1).Under some additional assumptions, we then show that solutions are C0,s. These results are optimal in the class of Hölder continuous functions. Thus, we find a complete correspondence with known results in case of the standard Laplacian.
2020
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Free-boundary problem; Monotonicity formulas; Nonlocal diffusion; Optimal regularity; Segregation problems; Variational methods
Tortone G.; Zilio A.
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