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$L^p$ eigenfunction bounds for fractional Schrödinger operators on manifolds

This paper is dedicated to $L^p$ bounds on eigenfunctions of a Schödinger-type operator $(-Δ_g)^{α/2} +V$ on closed Riemannian manifolds for critically singular potentials $V$. The operator $(-Δ_g)^{α/2}$ is defined spectrally in terms of the eigenfunctions of $-Δ_g$. We obtain also quasimodes and spectral clusters estimates. As an application, we derive Strichartz estimates for the fractional wave equation $(\partial_t^2+(-Δ_g)^{α/2}+V)u=0$. The wave kernel techniques recently developed by Bourgain-Shao-Sogge-Yao and Shao-Yao play a key role in this paper. We construct a new reproducing operator with several local operators and some good error terms. Moreover, we shall prove that these local operators satisfy certain variable coefficient versions of the "uniform Sobolev estimates" by Kenig-Ruiz-Sogge. These enable us to handle the critically singular potentials $V$ and prove the quasimode estimates.

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