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2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.aml.2016.11.014
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Liouville type theorem for stable solutions ofp-Laplace equation inRN

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“…If p =2, b =0, θ >−2, then μ 0 (2,0, θ )=10+4 θ , which equals to the critical exponent q c in Wang and Ye . If b =0, θ >− p , then μ0false(p,0,θfalse)=pfalse(p+3false)+4θp1, which equals to the critical exponent μ 0 ( p , a ) in Chen et al If γ =0, Theorem recovers the previous results for the p ‐Laplace operator in Le, theorem 1.5 and Le et al, theorem 1.4…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 80%
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“…If p =2, b =0, θ >−2, then μ 0 (2,0, θ )=10+4 θ , which equals to the critical exponent q c in Wang and Ye . If b =0, θ >− p , then μ0false(p,0,θfalse)=pfalse(p+3false)+4θp1, which equals to the critical exponent μ 0 ( p , a ) in Chen et al If γ =0, Theorem recovers the previous results for the p ‐Laplace operator in Le, theorem 1.5 and Le et al, theorem 1.4…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 80%
“…However, as far as we know, the Liouville‐type theorem for the problem of with γ ≠0, p >2 and a ( z ), h ( z )≢1 has not been studied in the literature. Motivated by the above and the idea of other studies, in this paper, we are devoted to establish the Liouville property for the stable weak solutions of class Wnormalloc1,p to Equation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Proof of Proposition Our proof is inspired by the techniques used in , but we need to pay more attention with Wloc1,p solution. As u is not assumed to be bounded, eβuψ is not, a priori, a suitable test function for any β>0, even with ψCcfalse(normalΩfalse).…”
Section: Liouville Type Theoremmentioning
confidence: 99%