Liouville type results and eventual flatness of positive solutions for $p$-Laplacian equations
By Yihong Du, Zongming Guo. Advances in Differential Equations, 2002
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. For a wide class of nonlinearities f ( u ) satisfying f (0) = f ( a ) = 0, f ( u ) > 0 in (0 , a ) and f ( u ) < 0 in ( a, ∞ ), we study the quasilinear equation − Δ p u = λc ( x ) f ( u ) over the entire R N or over a bounded smooth domain Ω. Such equation covers various models from chemical reaction theory and population biology. We show that any nonnegative solution on the entire R N must be a constant, and for large λ , any positive solution on Ω must approach a in compact subsets of Ω, no matter whether or not the solution has a prescribed behavior near the boundary of Ω. We also determine the flat cores of the positive solutions and show that the flat cores enlarge to the whole Ω as λ goes to infinity. Our proof of these results demonstrates the usefulness of boundary blow-up solutions in various classical problems.
Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Computational Theory and Mathematics
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