Principal eigenvalue of a very badly degenerate operator and applications

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Inhomogeneous Dirichlet problems involving the infinity-Laplacian (2011, methodology): “The methods of [20] can easily be adapted to the eigenvalue Problem (6.”
Principal eigenvalues and an anti-maximum principle for homogeneous fully nonlinear elliptic equations (2008, background): “ar to the Pucci maximal and minimal operators) on a ball. It was also discovered by Berestycki [1] for Sturm-Louisville equations. For more on eigenvalues of nonlinear elliptic operators, we refer to [6, 16, 22]. Much of the recent work on eigenvalues of nonlinear operators is based on a deep connec”
A family of degenerate elliptic operators: Maximum principle and its consequences (2016, unknown): “The last two remarks together with the smoothness of Δ implies that g ∈ C (( 0 , a ] ) .”
A mixed problem for the infinity Laplacian via Tug-of-War games (2007, background): “Let us point out that it is possible to define the infinity laplacian at points with zero gradient in an alternative way, as in [13].”