On the supercritical fractional diffusion equation with Hardy-type drift
D.Kinzebulatov, K.R.Madou, Yu.A.Semenov

TL;DR
This paper investigates the behavior of the heat kernel in a supercritical fractional diffusion equation with a Hardy-type drift, revealing that certain irregular drifts can cause the heat kernel to vanish at a point for all positive times.
Contribution
It demonstrates that drifts with point irregularities in the critical Hölder space can lead to the heat kernel vanishing at a point, highlighting effects of irregularities in supercritical fractional diffusion.
Findings
Drift irregularities can cause the heat kernel to vanish at a point for all time.
The study characterizes the impact of Hardy-type drifts on the heat kernel behavior.
Irregular drifts in the critical Hölder space significantly influence the solution's properties.
Abstract
We study the heat kernel of the supercritical fractional diffusion equation with the drift in the critical H\"{o}lder space. We show that such a drift can have point irregularities strong enough to make the heat kernel vanish at a point for all .
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TopicsNonlinear Partial Differential Equations · Advanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering · advanced mathematical theories
