A biharmonic elliptic problem with dependence on the gradient and the Laplacian.
Some properties of the functions of the form in ℝⁿ, n ≥ 2, where each is a harmonic function defined outside a compact set, are obtained using the harmonic measures.
Les théories axiomatiques existantes de fonctions harmoniques ne s’appliquent pas à des équations simples d’ordre , comme l’équation biharmonique ou le système équivalent , .On développe donc ici, au moyen d’un faisceau de couples convenables de fonctions une approche axiomatique locale applicable à des équations du type , où () est un opérateur linéaire du second ordre elliptique ou parabolique. Deux axiomatiques harmoniques lui sont associées. On traite, dans ce cadre, le problème (généralisé)...
Let be a smooth Riemannian manifold of finite volume, its Laplace (-Beltrami) operator. Canonical direct-sum decompositions of certain subspaces of the Wiener and Royden algebras of are found, and for biharmonic functions (those for which ) the decompositions are related to the values of the functions and their Laplacians on appropriate ideal boundaries.
Let be a Riemannian manifold without a biharmonic Green function defined on it and a domain in . A necessary and sufficient condition is given for the existence of a biharmonic Green function on .
Let and be two strong biharmonic spaces in the sense of Smyrnelis whose associated harmonic spaces are Brelot spaces. A biharmonic morphism from to is a continuous map from to which preserves the biharmonic structures of and . In the present work we study this notion and characterize in some cases the biharmonic morphisms between and in terms of harmonic morphisms between the harmonic spaces associated with and and the coupling kernels of them.
A.S. Galbraith has communicated to us the following intriguing problem: does the completeness of a manifold imply, or is it implied by, the emptiness of the class of bounded nonharmonic biharmonic functions? Among all manifolds considered thus far in biharmonic classification theory (cf. Bibliography), those that are complete fail to carry -functions, and one might suspect that this is always the case. We shall show, however, that there do exist complete manifolds of any dimension that carry...