Stable solutions for equations with a quadratic gradient term
We consider positive solutions to the non-variational family of Equations-△u-b(x)|∇u|2=λg(u) in Ω where λ ≥ 0, b(x) is a given function, g is an increasing nonlinearity with g(0) > 0 and Ω ℝn is a bounded smooth domain. We introduce the definition of stability for non-variational problems and...
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todo:paper_10726691_v2016_n_p_Terra2023-10-03T16:02:50Z Stable solutions for equations with a quadratic gradient term Terra, J. Non-variational problem Stable solution We consider positive solutions to the non-variational family of Equations-△u-b(x)|∇u|2=λg(u) in Ω where λ ≥ 0, b(x) is a given function, g is an increasing nonlinearity with g(0) > 0 and Ω ℝn is a bounded smooth domain. We introduce the definition of stability for non-variational problems and establish existence and regularity results for stable solutions. These results generalize the classical results obtained when b(x) = b is a constant function making the problem variational after a suitable transformation. © 2016 Texas State University. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_10726691_v2016_n_p_Terra |
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Non-variational problem Stable solution |
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We consider positive solutions to the non-variational family of Equations-△u-b(x)|∇u|2=λg(u) in Ω where λ ≥ 0, b(x) is a given function, g is an increasing nonlinearity with g(0) > 0 and Ω ℝn is a bounded smooth domain. We introduce the definition of stability for non-variational problems and establish existence and regularity results for stable solutions. These results generalize the classical results obtained when b(x) = b is a constant function making the problem variational after a suitable transformation. © 2016 Texas State University. |
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Stable solutions for equations with a quadratic gradient term |
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Stable solutions for equations with a quadratic gradient term |
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Stable solutions for equations with a quadratic gradient term |
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Stable solutions for equations with a quadratic gradient term |
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Stable solutions for equations with a quadratic gradient term |
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stable solutions for equations with a quadratic gradient term |
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