2004
DOI: 10.5802/afst.1070
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Comparison principle and Liouville type results for singular fully nonlinear operators

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“…In Theorem 1.1 the notion of solution is that introduced by Chen et al in [14] and Evans and Spruck in [22] for singular problems and adopted by Birindelli and Demengel in [2]- [5]. This is a variation of the usual notion of viscosity solution for (1.1), that takes into account that we cannot test functions with vanishing gradient at the testing point.…”
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“…In Theorem 1.1 the notion of solution is that introduced by Chen et al in [14] and Evans and Spruck in [22] for singular problems and adopted by Birindelli and Demengel in [2]- [5]. This is a variation of the usual notion of viscosity solution for (1.1), that takes into account that we cannot test functions with vanishing gradient at the testing point.…”
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confidence: 97%
“…1.1 with α > −1, was initiated in a series of papers by Birindelli and Demengel [2][3][4][5][6]. With an appropriate notion of solution an existence theory for the Dirichlet boundary value problem based on Perron's method is developed.…”
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“…The investigation of equations of this type has made much progress in recent years. I. Birindelli and F. Demengel proved comparison principle [BD04] and C 1,α estimate [BD10]. G. Dávila, P. Felmer and A. Quaas proved Alexandroff-Bakelman-Pucci (ABP for short) estimate [DFQ09] and Harnack inequality [DFQ10].…”
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“…We note that the presence of a strong absorption term enables us to derive this version of the Liouville Theorem independent on the dimension. See also [1] were a comparison principle in the whole space is obtained.…”
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confidence: 99%