Differential operators are known as unbounded operators, but there always are some exceptions. Does anyone know an example of a differential operator on appropriate Sobolev spaces that is not unbounded?
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Differential operators are known as unbounded operators, but there always are some exceptions. Does anyone know an example of a differential operator on appropriate Sobolev spaces that is not unbounded?
thanks for helping me.
For Example: $A:H_0^1(I) \to L^2(I)$
$Af=df/dx$
but be careful $A:L^2(I) \to L^2(I)$, with the same definition, is not bounded.