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Anisotropic Operators with Characteristics of Constant Multiplicity

Anisotropic operators with characteristics of constant multiplicity
Authors: Lorenz, Michael;

Anisotropic Operators with Characteristics of Constant Multiplicity

Abstract

L'A. construit des paramétrices microlocales pour des opérateurs pseudodifférentiels anisotropes à caractéristiques de multiplicité constante. L'opérateur \((D^ 2_ t+P(x,D_ x))^ 2+Q(t,x,D_ t,D_ x),\) où P est un opérateur différentiel elliptique à symbole principal réel et Q pseudodifférentiel d'ordre 0, fournit un exemple de tels opérateurs. Il démontre pour cette classe d'opérateurs des résultats de propagation de singularités analogues à ceux établis par R. Lascar dans le cas de multiplicité un (l'opérateur de Schrödinger par exemple) et utilise dans ses constructions des opérateurs intégreaux de Fourier à phase non-homogène.

Keywords

Schrödinger operator, propagation of, nonhomogeneous phase functions, Smoothness and regularity of solutions to PDEs, microlocal parametrices, Integral representations of solutions to PDEs, Fourier integral operators, constant multiplicity, characteristics of, singularities, anisotropic operators

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