Vladimir Maz'ya

  1. On the fast computation of high dimensional volume potentials.

    Authors: Vladimir Maz'ya, Flavia Lanzara, Gunther Schmidt
    Subjects: Numerical Analysis
    Abstract

    A fast method of an arbitrary high order for approximating volume potentials
    is proposed, which is effective also in high dimensional cases. Basis functions
    introduced in the theory of approximate approximations are used. Results of
    numerical experiments, which show approximation order O(h^8) for the Newton
    potential in high dimensions, for example, for n= 200 000, are provided. The
    computation time scales linearly in the space dimension. New one-dimensional
    integral representations with separable integrands of the potentials of
    advection-diffusion and heat equations are obtained.

  2. A quasi-commutativity property of the Poisson and composition operators.

    Authors: Vladimir Maz'ya, Alberto Cialdea
    Subjects: Analysis of PDEs
    Abstract

    Let $\Phi$ be a real valued function of one real variable, let $L$ denote an
    elliptic second order formally self-adjoint differential operator with bounded
    measurable coefficients, and let $P$ stand for the Poisson operator for $L$. A
    necessary and sufficient condition on $\Phi ensuring the equivalence of the
    Dirichlet integrals of $\Phi\circ Ph$ and $P(\Phi\circ h)$ is obtained. We
    illustrate this result by some sharp inequalities for harmonic functions.

  3. Optimal estimates for the gradient of harmonic functions in the multidimensional half-space.

    Authors: Gershon Kresin, Vladimir Maz'ya
    Subjects: Analysis of PDEs
    Abstract

    A representation of the sharp constant in a pointwise estimate of the
    gradient of a harmonic function in a multidimensional half-space is obtained
    under the assumption that function's boundary values belong to $L^p$. This
    representation is concretized for the cases $p=1, 2,$ and $\infty$.

  4. Optimal estimates for the gradient of harmonic functions in the multidimensional half-space.

    Authors: Gershon Kresin, Vladimir Maz'ya
    Subjects: Analysis of PDEs
    Abstract

    A representation of the sharp constant in a pointwise estimate of the
    gradient of a harmonic function in a multidimensional half-space is obtained
    under the assumption that function's boundary values belong to $L^p$. This
    representation is concretized for the cases $p=1, 2,$ and $\infty$.

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