Calderón–Zygmund type estimates for a class of obstacle problems with p(x) growth
By Michela Eleuteri, J. Habermann. 2010
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For local minimizers u∈Wloc1,p(⋅)(Ω) of quasiconvex integral functionals of the type F[u]:=∫Ωf(x,Du(x))dx with p(x) growth in the class K:={u∈Wloc1,p(⋅)(Ω):u⩾ψ}, where ψ∈Wloc1,p(⋅)(Ω) is a given obstacle function, we show estimates of Calderon–Zygmund type, i.e. |Dψ|p(⋅)∈Llocq⇒|Du|p(⋅)∈Llocq, for any q>1, provided that the modulus of continuity ω of the exponent function p satisfies the condition ω(ρ)log1ρ→0as ρ→0.
Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Computational Theory and Mathematics
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In Applied Mathematics
- Sun-Sig Byun
- Lihe Wang
- Yumi Cho
- Michela Eleuteri
- Giuseppe Mingione
- Antonia Passarelli di Napoli
- M. Alessandra Ragusa
- A. Tachikawa
In Computational Theory and Mathematics
- Sun-Sig Byun
- Lihe Wang
- Yumi Cho
- Michela Eleuteri
- Giuseppe Mingione
- Antonia Passarelli di Napoli
- M. Alessandra Ragusa
- A. Tachikawa
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- Calderón–Zygmund theory for nonlinear elliptic problems with irregular obstacles (2012, methodology): “In [14] Eleuteri and Habermann obtained estimates of Calderón–Zygmund type for one-sided obstacle problems considering local minimizers of quasi-convex integral functionals with p(x) growth.”