On local Gevrey regularity for Gevrey vectors of subelliptic sums of squares -- an elementary proof of a sharp Gevrey Kotake-Narasimhan theorem
Abstract: We study the regularity of Gevrey vectors for H\"ormander operators where the are real vector fields and is a smooth function, all in Gevrey class The principal hypothesis is that satisfies the subelliptic estimate: for some $\varepsilon >0, \; \exists \,C$ such that We prove directly (without the now familiar use of adding a variable and proving suitable hypoellipticity for and then, using the hypothesis on the iterates of on constructiong a homogeneous solution for whose trace on is just ) that for \, that is, $$\implies \forall K'\Subset \Omega_0, \;\exists \tilde C_{K'}:\,|D<sup>\ell</sup> u|<em>{L<sup>2(K')}</sup> \leq \tilde C</em>{K'}<sup>{\ell+1}</sup> \ell!<sup>{s/\epsilon},</sup> \;\forall \ell.$$ In other words, Gevrey growth of derivatives of as measured by iterates of yields Gevrey regularity for in a larger Gevrey class. When is elliptic and so we recover the original Kotake-Narasimhan theorem (\cite{KN1962}), which has been studied in many other classes, including ultradistributions (\cite{BJ}).
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