Let Ω IR^N, (N ≥ 2) be a bounded smooth domain, p is Holder continuous on Ω^-, 1 〈 p^- := inf pΩ(x) ≤ p+ = supp(x) Ω〈∞, and f:Ω^-× IR be a C^1 function with f(x,s) ≥ 0, V (x,s) ∈Ω ...Let Ω IR^N, (N ≥ 2) be a bounded smooth domain, p is Holder continuous on Ω^-, 1 〈 p^- := inf pΩ(x) ≤ p+ = supp(x) Ω〈∞, and f:Ω^-× IR be a C^1 function with f(x,s) ≥ 0, V (x,s) ∈Ω × R^+ and sup ∈Ωf(x,s) ≤ C(1+s)^q(x), Vs∈IR^+,Vx∈Ω for some 0〈q(x) ∈C(Ω^-) satisfying 1 〈p(x) 〈q(x) ≤p^* (x) -1, Vx ∈Ω ^- and 1 〈 p^- ≤ p^+ ≤ q- ≤ q+. As usual, p* (x) = Np(x)/N-p(x) if p(x) 〈 N and p^* (x) = ∞- if p(x) if p(x) 〉 N. Consider the functional I: W0^1,p(x) (Ω) →IR defined as I(u) def= ∫Ω1/p(x)|△|^p(x)dx-∫ΩF(x,u^+)dx,Vu∈W0^1,p(x)(Ω),where F (x, u) = ∫0^s f (x,s) ds. Theorem 1.1 proves that if u0 ∈ C^1 (Ω^-) is a local minimum of I in the C1 (Ω^-) ∩C0 (Ω^-)) topology, then it is also a local minimum in W0^1,p(x) (Ω)) topology. This result is useful for proving multiple solutions to the associated Euler-lagrange equation (P) defined below.展开更多
文摘Let Ω IR^N, (N ≥ 2) be a bounded smooth domain, p is Holder continuous on Ω^-, 1 〈 p^- := inf pΩ(x) ≤ p+ = supp(x) Ω〈∞, and f:Ω^-× IR be a C^1 function with f(x,s) ≥ 0, V (x,s) ∈Ω × R^+ and sup ∈Ωf(x,s) ≤ C(1+s)^q(x), Vs∈IR^+,Vx∈Ω for some 0〈q(x) ∈C(Ω^-) satisfying 1 〈p(x) 〈q(x) ≤p^* (x) -1, Vx ∈Ω ^- and 1 〈 p^- ≤ p^+ ≤ q- ≤ q+. As usual, p* (x) = Np(x)/N-p(x) if p(x) 〈 N and p^* (x) = ∞- if p(x) if p(x) 〉 N. Consider the functional I: W0^1,p(x) (Ω) →IR defined as I(u) def= ∫Ω1/p(x)|△|^p(x)dx-∫ΩF(x,u^+)dx,Vu∈W0^1,p(x)(Ω),where F (x, u) = ∫0^s f (x,s) ds. Theorem 1.1 proves that if u0 ∈ C^1 (Ω^-) is a local minimum of I in the C1 (Ω^-) ∩C0 (Ω^-)) topology, then it is also a local minimum in W0^1,p(x) (Ω)) topology. This result is useful for proving multiple solutions to the associated Euler-lagrange equation (P) defined below.