Fractional Bessel–Sobolev and Bessel B-potential spaces

After proving the equivalence of the Bessel $K$-functional and the corresponding spherical modulus of smoothness we define fractional Bessel–Sobolev spaces. As an analog of the classical one the imbedding relation of fractional Bessel–Sobolev and Bessel B-potential spaces is pointed out. Applying the defined notions a potential theoretic characterization of removable sets with respect to a certain fractional partial differential operator is derived.

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Journal of the Mathematical Society of Japan
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2026-09-09
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https://doi.org/10.2969/jmsj/96269626
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Differential Equations and Boundary Problems
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Fractional Bessel–Sobolev and Bessel B-potential spaces

András Horváth, Mouna Chegaar
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Differential Equations and Boundary Problems
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Fractional Bessel–Sobolev and Bessel B-potential spaces

András Horváth, Mouna Chegaar
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After proving the equivalence of the Bessel $K$-functional and the corresponding spherical modulus of smoothness we define fractional Bessel–Sobolev spaces. As an analog of the classical one the imbedding relation of fractional Bessel–Sobolev and Bessel B-potential spaces is pointed out. Applying the defined notions a potential theoretic characterization of removable sets with respect to a certain fractional partial differential operator is derived.

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Budapest University of Technology and Economics (HU)
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Differential Equations and Boundary Problems
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