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Quantitative propagation of smallness and spectral estimates for the Schr\"odinger operator

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arxiv 2403.15299 v1 pith:YM5ZGCBI submitted 2024-03-22 math.AP math.OCmath.SP

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In this paper, we investigate quantitative propagation of smallness properties for the Schr\"odinger operator on a bounded domain in $\mathbb R^d$. We extend Logunov, Malinnikova's results concerning propagation of smallness for $A$-harmonic functions to solutions of divergence elliptic equations perturbed by a bounded zero order term. We also prove similar results for gradient of solutions to some particular equations. This latter result enables us to follow the recent strategy of Burq, Moyano for the obtaining of spectral estimates on rough sets for the Schr\"odinger operator. Applications to observability estimates and to the null-controllability of associated parabolic equations posed on compact manifolds or the whole euclidean space are then considered.

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