2020
DOI: 10.57262/die/1594692052
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Nonhomogeneous systems involving critical or subcritical nonlinearities

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“…Furthermore, if f ≡ g, then the solution (u, v) of (S) has the property that uv, whenever α = β. Finally, if α = β but f ≡ g, then u ≡ v. Theorem 1.2 complements the mentioned work [2] on (S). The proof of the uniqueness theorem 1.1 is inspired by some arguments made in [15,35] (also see [16]).…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
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“…Furthermore, if f ≡ g, then the solution (u, v) of (S) has the property that uv, whenever α = β. Finally, if α = β but f ≡ g, then u ≡ v. Theorem 1.2 complements the mentioned work [2] on (S). The proof of the uniqueness theorem 1.1 is inspired by some arguments made in [15,35] (also see [16]).…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 70%
“…It is well-known that u ∈ Ḣs (R N ) implies u ∈ L p loc (R N ) for any p ∈ [2, 2 * s ]. In the vectorial case, as described in [2], the natural solution space for (S) is the Hilbert space Ḣs (R N ) × Ḣs (R N ), equipped with the inner product (u, v), (φ, ψ) Ḣs × Ḣs := u, φ Ḣs + v, ψ Ḣs , and the norm (u, v) Ḣs × Ḣs := u 2 Ḣs + v 2 Ḣs 1 2 .…”
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