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Stokes Resolvent Estimates in Spaces of Bounded Functions

The Stokes equation on a domain $Ω\subset R^n$ is well understood in the $L^p$-setting for a large class of domains including bounded and exterior domains with smooth boundaries provided $1<p<\infty$. The situation is very different for the case $p=\infty$ since in this case the Helmholtz projection does not act as a bounded operator anymore. Nevertheless it was recently proved by the first and the second author of this paper by a contradiction argument that the Stokes operator generates an analytic semigroup on spaces of bounded functions for a large class of domains. This paper presents a new approach as well as new a priori $L^\infty$-type estimates to the Stokes equation. They imply in particular that the Stokes operator generates a $C_0$-analytic semigroup of angle $π/2$ on $C_{0,σ}(Ω)$, or a non-$C_0$-analytic semigroup on $L^\infty_σ(Ω)$ for a large class of domains. The approach presented is inspired by the so called Masuda-Stewart technique for elliptic operators. It is shown furthermore that the method presented applies also to different type of boundary conditions as, e.g., Robin boundary conditions.

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