2020
DOI: 10.1002/mana.201800277
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Nonlinear obstacle problems with double phase in the borderline case

Abstract: In this paper we study a double phase problem with an irregular obstacle. The energy functional under consideration is characterized by the fact that both ellipticity and growth switch between a type of polynomial and a type of logarithm, which can be regarded as a borderline case of the double phase functional with (p,q)‐growth. We obtain an optimal global Calderón–Zygmund type estimate for the obstacle problem with double phase in the borderline case.

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“…These include improved integrability and differentiability results in the case of variable exponent functionals ´Ω |Du| p(x) dx [24,38,25,35], as well as the double phase functional ´Ω |Du| p + a(x)|Du| q dx [11,16,67]. Another direction of research has been Caldéron-Zygmund estimates for both double phase [10] and variable exponent [54] obstacle problems. We mention that improved integrability results are also available in the setting of almost linear growth [39,59] as well as certain parabolic settings, see for example [6,26] for results and further references.…”
Section: Introduction and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These include improved integrability and differentiability results in the case of variable exponent functionals ´Ω |Du| p(x) dx [24,38,25,35], as well as the double phase functional ´Ω |Du| p + a(x)|Du| q dx [11,16,67]. Another direction of research has been Caldéron-Zygmund estimates for both double phase [10] and variable exponent [54] obstacle problems. We mention that improved integrability results are also available in the setting of almost linear growth [39,59] as well as certain parabolic settings, see for example [6,26] for results and further references.…”
Section: Introduction and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%