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Logarithmic L2 stability for Calderón conductivity classes

Statement

Assume the Axiom of Choice and Countable Choice. For each fixed integer d≥2, let Ω⊂(0,1)d be a nonempty bounded connected smooth domain, let Ω′⋐Ω, fix m>0, M≥max⁡{1,m}, R>0 and 0<α<1, and let γ,γ0∈Xd(R). Set δ:=∥Λ˙γ−Λ˙γ0∥L(D(Ω)/C1,(D(Ω)/C1)∗). There exist constants C>0, ρ>0 and t0∈(0,1), depending only on d,α,Ω,Ω′,m,M,R, such that ∥γ−γ0∥L2(Ω)≤C ω(δ),ω(0):=0,ω(t):=[log⁡ ⁣(1min⁡{t,t0})]−ρ(t>0). Here Xd(R) is the BV class when d=2 and the bounded C1,α class when d≥3, and Λ˙γ is the induced weak conductivity Dirichlet-to-Neumann map on the trace quotient by constants.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The Axiom of Choice and Countable Choice; a fixed d≥2 and the domain and parameters in the statement; γ,γ0∈Xd(R); and δ as defined there.

[F1]

X2(R) is the real conductivity class with m≤γ≤M, background value 1 outside Ω′, and the stated BV norm bound; for d≥3, Xd(R) has the stated C1,α bound. (Calderón admissible conductivity classes)

[F2]

Λγ is the weak energy-form DN map, is well-defined and bounded on the trace quotient, kills constants and has range functionals annihilating constants; Λ˙γ is its induced bounded map on the constant quotient. (Weak Dirichlet-to-Neumann map for bounded conductivities, Well-posedness of the weak conductivity Dirichlet-to-Neumann map, Boundary trace quotient and chart norm equivalence)

[L1]

In dimension 2, every pair in X2(R) satisfies an L2 logarithmic stability bound with positive exponent and a positive threshold, including the zero-data case. (Planar BV logarithmic Calderón stability)

[L2]

In dimensions d≥3, every pair in Xd(R) satisfies an L2 logarithmic stability bound with positive exponent and a positive threshold, including the zero-data case. (Higher-dimensional C1alpha logarithmic Calderón stability)

Proof

Given: The data in the statement and Facts & Assumptions [F1]–[L2].

1.1F1F2L1L2givencases

If d=2, apply [L1] and write its constants as C2,ρ2,t2. If d≥3, apply [L2] and write its constants as Cd,ρd,td. In either case, for the fixed dimension there are C∗>0, ρ∗>0, and t∗>0 such that ∥γ−γ0∥2≤C∗[log⁡(1/min⁡{δ,t∗})]−ρ∗ when δ>0, and equality of the DN maps implies γ=γ0.

2.1step 1.1givenalgebra

Set ρ:=ρ∗ and t0:=min⁡{t∗,1/2}. If 0<δ<t0, then min⁡{δ,t0}=δ and min⁡{δ,t∗}=δ, so step 1.1 is exactly the asserted estimate with constant C∗. If δ=0, step 1.1 gives γ=γ0, so the estimate holds with ω(0)=0.

3.1F1step 2.1givenalgebra∎

If δ≥t0, [F1] gives ∥γ−γ0∥2≤2M∣Ω∣1/2, while ω(δ)=[log⁡(1/t0)]−ρ>0. Choose C≥max⁡{C∗,2M∣Ω∣1/2[log⁡(1/t0)]ρ}. Then the desired inequality follows for δ≥t0 by this uniform coefficient bound and for δ<t0 by step 2.1. The constants have only the listed class and geometry dependence.

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