We consider the partial differential equation u−f=div(um∣∇u∣∇u) with f nonnegative and
bounded and m∈R. We prove existence and uniqueness of solutions
for both the Dirichlet problem (with bounded and nonnegative {boundary datum})
and the homogeneous Neumann problem. Solutions, which a priori belong to a
space of truncated bounded variation functions, are shown to have zero jump
part with respect to the HN−1 Haussdorff measure. Results and
proofs extend to more general nonlinearities