2018
DOI: 10.1090/proc/14152
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On uniqueness sets of additive eigenvalue problems and applications

Abstract: In this paper, we provide a simple way to find uniqueness sets for additive eigenvalue problems of first and second order Hamilton-Jacobi equations by using a PDE approach. An application in finding the limiting profiles for large time behaviors of first order Hamilton-Jacobi equations is also obtained.2010 Mathematics Subject Classification. 35B40, 37J50, 49L25 .

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“…The corollary above claims that M is an uniqueness set of (EP), that is, if v, w are two weak KAM solutions of (EP) and v = w in M, then v = w in R N . see [12], and [15], [14] for related results.…”
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“…The corollary above claims that M is an uniqueness set of (EP), that is, if v, w are two weak KAM solutions of (EP) and v = w in M, then v = w in R N . see [12], and [15], [14] for related results.…”
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“…This is done in Section 5. We refer the readers to [5,20,1,15,16,11] and the references therein for the developments of the nonlinear adjoint method.…”
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“…Under the above estimates, we prove the main result. The following argument is introduced in [20] to study comparison principle with respect to Mather measures for a single equation.…”
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“…In the single case, one approach, studied in [3] and [4], is to find a uniqueness set; that is, if two solutions coincide on this set, they are totally equal on the domain. Recently, in [20], a new and simple way to find uniqueness sets was studied. In particular, the authors proved new comparison principle with respect to Mather measures in the single case.…”
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