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Boundary integral operators for the heat equation in time-dependent domains

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arxiv 2010.04934 v1 pith:2YSS2SYK submitted 2020-10-10 math.AP

Boundary integral operators for the heat equation in time-dependent domains

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This article provides a functional analytical framework for boundary integral equations of the heat equation in time-dependent domains. More specifically, we consider a non-cylindrical domain in space-time that is the $C^2$-diffeomorphic image of a cylinder, i.e., the tensor product of a time interval and a fixed domain in space. On the non-cylindrical domain, we introduce Sobolev spaces, trace lemmata and provide the mapping properties of the layer operators by mimicking the proofs of [M. Costabel, Boundary integral operators for the heat equation, Integral Equations and Operator Theory, 13(4):498-552, 1990]. Here it is critical that the Neumann trace requires a correction term for the normal velocity of the moving boundary. Therefore, one has to analyze the situation carefully.

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