Sharp Estimates on Divergence Sets of Convergence Rate for Schrödinger Mean

Dashan Fan , Yirong Jiang , Meng Wang , Zhichao Wang

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Sharp Estimates on Divergence Sets of Convergence Rate for Schrödinger Mean
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We study the Hausdorff dimension of divergence sets for the convergence rate of fractional Schrödinger operators $e^{{{it}(-\Delta)}^{m \over 2}} \, f$, where fHs. All results are sharp except at the endpoints.

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Schrödinger mean / maximal functions / divergence sets / Hausdorff dimension / convergence rate / 42B25

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Dashan Fan, Yirong Jiang, Meng Wang, Zhichao Wang. Sharp Estimates on Divergence Sets of Convergence Rate for Schrödinger Mean. Frontiers of Mathematics 1-15 DOI:10.1007/s11464-025-0188-8

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