In this paper we study both real and complex interpolation in the recently introduced scales of variable exponent Besov and Triebel–Lizorkin spaces. We also take advantage of some interpolation results to study a trace property and some pseudodifferential operators acting in the variable index Besov scale.

We consider the large time behavior of solutions to defocusing nonlinear Schrödinger equation in the presence of a time dependent external potential. The main assumption on the potential is that it grows at most quadratically in space, uniformly with respect to the time variable. We show a general exponential control of first order derivatives and momenta, which yields a double exponential boun...

We consider the large time behavior of solutions to defocusing nonlinear Schrödinger equation in the presence of a time dependent external potential. The main assumption on the potential is that it grows at most quadratically in space, uniformly with respect to the time variable. We show a general exponential control of first order derivatives and momenta, which yields a double exponential boun...

This paper shows necessary and sufficient conditions on subsets of variable exponent spaces Lp(?)(?) in order to be weakly compact. Useful criteria are given extending Andô results for Orlicz spaces. As application, we prove that all separable Banach-Saks. Also, L-weakly compact inclusions between studied.

In this paper, we look for sufficient conditions on the lateral surface of the domain and on the coefficients of the boundary conditions of a N−space dimensional linear parabolic equation, in order to obtain existence, uniqueness and maximal regularity of the solution in a Hilbertian anisotropic Sobolev space when the right hand side of the equation is in a Lebesgue space. This work is an exten...

We mainly study multivariate (uniform or Gaussian) integration defined for integrand spaces Fd such as weighted Sobolev spaces of functions of d variables with smooth mixed derivatives. The weight #j moderates the behavior of functions with respect to the jth variable. For #j #1, we obtain the classical Sobolev spaces whereas for decreasing #j 's the weighted Sobolev spaces consist of functions...