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Symmetry minimizes the principal eigenvalue: an example for the Pucci's sup operator
We explicitly evaluate the principal eigenvalue of the extremal Pucci's
sup--operator for a class of special plane domains, and we prove that, for
fixed area, the eigenvalue is minimal for the most symmetric set.Comment: 11 pages, 7 figure
The Ginzburg-Landau equation in the Heisenberg group
We consider a functional related with phase transition models in the
Heisenberg group framework. We prove that level sets of local minimizers
satisfy some density estimates, that is, they behave as "codimension one" sets.
We thus deduce a uniform convergence property of these level sets to interfaces
with minimal area.
These results are then applied in the construction of (quasi)periodic,
plane-like minimizers, i.e., minimizers of our functional whose level sets are
contained in a spacial slab of universal size in a prescribed direction. As a
limiting case, we obtain the existence of hypersurfaces contained in such a
slab which minimize the surface area with respect to a given periodic metric.Comment: 49 page
Symmetry for solutions of two-phase semilinear elliptic equations on hyperbolic space
Assume that where is a double-well potential. Under
certain conditions on the Lipschitz constant of on , we prove that
arbitrary bounded global solutions of the semilinear equation
on hyperbolic space \HH^n must reduce to functions of one variable provided
they admit asymptotic boundary values on the infinite boundary of \HH^n which
are invariant under a cohomogeneity one subgroup of the group of isometries of
\HH^n. We also prove existence of these one-dimensional solutions.Comment: 24 page
Some Liouville Theorems for the p-Laplacian
We present several Liouville type results for the -Laplacian in .
Suppose that
is a nonnegative regular function such that We obtain the following
non -existence result:
1) Suppose that , and
is a nonnegative weak solution of - {\rm div} (|\nabla u|^{p-2 }\nabla u)
\geq h(x) u^q \;\;\mbox{in }\; \R^N . Suppose that then .
2) Let . If is a
weak solution bounded below of
in then is constant.
3) Let if is bounded from below and in then is constant.
4)If . If , then .Comment: 19 page
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