106 research outputs found

    Some Liouville Theorems for the p-Laplacian

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    We present several Liouville type results for the pp-Laplacian in RN\R^N. Suppose that hh is a nonnegative regular function such that h(x)=axγ for x large, a>0 and γ>p. h(x) = a|x|^\gamma\ {\rm for}\ |x|\ {\rm large},\ a>0\ {\rm and}\ \gamma> -p. We obtain the following non -existence result: 1) Suppose that N>p>1N>p>1, and uWloc1,p(RN)C(RN)u\in W^{1,p}_{loc} (\R^N)\cap {\cal C} (\R^N) 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 p1<q(N+γ)(p1)Npp-1< q\leq {(N+\gamma)(p-1)\over N-p} then u0u\equiv 0. 2) Let NpN\leq p. If uWloc1,p(RN)C(RN)u\in W^{1,p}_{loc} (\R^N)\cap {\cal C} (\R^N) is a weak solution bounded below of div(up2u)0-{\rm div} (|\nabla u|^{p-2 }\nabla u)\geq 0 in RN\R^N then uu is constant. 3) Let N>pN>p if uu is bounded from below and div(up2u)=0-{\rm div} (|\nabla u|^{p-2 }\nabla u)=0 in RN\R^N then uu is constant. 4)If Δpu+h(x)uq0, -\Delta_p u+h(x) u^q\leq 0, . If q>p1q> p-1, then u0u\equiv 0.Comment: 19 page

    The Dirichlet problem for singular fully nonlinear operators

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    In this paper we prove existence of (viscosity) solutions of Dirichlet problems concerning fully nonlinear elliptic operator, which are either degenerate or singular when the gradient of the solution is zero. For this class of operators it is possible to extend the concept of eigenvalue, this paper concerns the cases when the inf of the principal eigenvalues is positive i.e. when both the maximum and the minimum principle holds.Comment: 10 pages, 0 figure

    Eigenvalue, maximum principle and regularity for fully non linear homogeneous operators

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    The main scope of this article is to define the concept of principal eigenvalue for fully non linear second order operators in bounded domains that are elliptic and homogenous. In particular we prove maximum and comparison principle, Holder and Lipschitz regularity. This leads to the existence of a first eigenvalue and eigenfunction and to the existence of solutions of Dirichlet problems within this class of operators.Comment: 37 pages, 0 figure

    Regularity for radial solutions of degenerate fully nonlinear equations

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    In this paper we prove Holder regularity of the derivative of radial solutions to fully nonlinear equations when the operator is hessian, homogenous of degree 1 in the Hessian, homogenous of some degree α>1\alpha>-1 in the gradient and which is elliptic when the gradient is not null.Comment: 20 page

    Boundary asymptotics of the ergodic functions associated with fully nonlinear operators through a liouville type theorem

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    We prove gradient boundary blow up rates for ergodic functions in bounded domains related to fully nonlinear degenerate/singular elliptic operators. As a consequence, we deduce the uniqueness, up to constants, of the ergodic functions. The results are obtained by means of a Liouville type classification theorem in half-spaces for infinite boundary value problems related to fully nonlinear, uniformly elliptic operators

    C1,γ regularity for singular or degenerate fully nonlinear equations and applications

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    In this note, we prove C1,γ regularity for solutions of some fully nonlinear degenerate elliptic equations with “superlinear” and “subquadratic” Hamiltonian terms. As an application, we complete the results of Birindelli et al. (ESAIM Control Optim Calc Var, 2019. https://doi.org/10.1051/cocv/2018070) concerning the associated ergodic problem, proving, among other facts, the uniqueness, up to constants, of the ergodic function

    Eigenvalue and Dirichlet problem for fully-nonlinear operators in non smooth domains

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    In this paper we study the maximum principle, the existence of eigenvalue and the existence of solution for the Dirichlet problem for operators which are fully-nonlinear, elliptic but presenting some singularity or degeneracy which are similar to those of the p-Laplacian, the novelty resides in the fact that we consider the equations in bounded domains which only satisfy the exterior cone condition.Comment: 24 page
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