On Hölder regularity for vector-valued minimizers of quasilinear functionals
We discuss the interior Hölder everywhere regularity for minimizers of quasilinear functionals of the type whose gradients belong to the Morrey space .
We discuss the interior Hölder everywhere regularity for minimizers of quasilinear functionals of the type whose gradients belong to the Morrey space .
In this paper the problem of homogeneization for the Laplace operator in partially perforated domains with small cavities and the Neumann boundary conditions on the boundary of cavities is studied. The corresponding spectral problem is also considered.
The paper deals with the problem of finding a curve, going through the interior of the domain , accross which the flux , where is the solution of a mixed elliptic boundary value problem solved in , attains its maximum.
The note develops results from [5] where an invariance under the Möbius transform mapping the upper halfplane onto itself of the Weinstein operator on is proved. In this note there is shown that in the cases , no other transforms of this kind exist and for case , all such transforms are described.
Interior -regularity for the gradient of a weak solution to nonlinear second order elliptic systems is investigated.
The aim of this paper is to show that the Liouville-type property is a sufficient and necessary condition for the regularity of weak solutions of quasilinear elliptic systems of higher orders.
The aim of this paper is to show that Liouville type property is a sufficient and necessary condition for the regularity of weak solutions of nonlinear elliptic systems of the higher order.
We study properties of Lipschitz truncations of Sobolev functions with constant and variable exponent. As non-trivial applications we use the Lipschitz truncations to provide a simplified proof of an existence result for incompressible power-law like fluids presented in [Frehse et al., SIAM J. Math. Anal34 (2003) 1064–1083]. We also establish new existence results to a class of incompressible electro-rheological fluids.