Regularity for nonlinear elliptic equations and systems
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https://doi.org/10.1478/AAPP.98S2A10Keywords:
Elliptic and parabolic equations and systems, local Lipschitz continuity, p, q-growth, general growth conditions.Abstract
We study the regularity of weak solutions to the elliptic system in divergence form divA(x, Du)=0 in an open set Ω of Rn, n≥2. The vector field A(x.ξ), A: Ω×Rm×n→Rm×n, has a variational nature in the sense that A(x,ξ)= Dξ f (x,ξ), where f:Ω×Rm×n→R is a convex Carathéodory integrand; i.e., f=f (x,ξ) is measurable with respect to x∈Rn and it is a convex function with respect to ξ∈Rm×n. If m=1 then the system reduces to a partial differential equation. In the context m>1 of general vector-valued maps and systems, a classical assumption finalized to the everywhere regularity of the weak solutions is a modulus-dependence in the energy integrand; i.e., we require that f(x,ξ)=g(x,|ξ|), where g:Ω×[0,∞)→[0,∞) is measurable with respect to x∈ Rn and it is a convex and increasing function with respect to the gradient variable t∈[0,∞).Downloads
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2020-12-13
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Variational Analysis, PDEs and Mathematical Economics (Conference Proceedings)
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