Fractional p-caloric functions are Lipschitz
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fractionallipschitzsolutionsweakcaloriccomparisoncontinuousdegenerate
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We study the parabolic fractional $p-$Laplace equation $\partial_t u+(-\Delta_p)^su = 0$ in the degenerate range $2 < p < 2/(1-s)$. We show that weak solutions are Lipschitz continuous in space and, if $p > 1/(1-s)$, also in time. We also prove a comparison principle for both weak and viscosity solutions, and establish the equivalence between the two notions of solution.
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Lipschitz regularity for fractional $p$-Laplacian with coercive gradients
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