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Realisations of elliptic operators on compact manifolds with boundary

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arxiv 2104.01919 v2 pith:HTBEWXNC submitted 2021-04-05 math.AP math.DGmath.FAmath.SP

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This paper investigates realisations of elliptic differential operators of general order on manifolds with boundary following the approach of B\"ar-Ballmann to first order elliptic operators. The space of possible boundary values of elements in the maximal domain is described as a Hilbert space densely sandwiched between two mixed order Sobolev spaces. The description uses Calder\'on projectors which, in the first order case, is equivalent to results of B\"ar-Bandara using spectral projectors of an adapted boundary operator. Boundary conditions that induce Fredholm as well as regular realisations, and those that admit higher order regularity, are characterised. In addition, results concerning spectral theory, homotopy invariance of the Fredholm index, and well-posedness for higher order elliptic boundary value problems are proven.

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