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Weighted Sobolev Type Embedded In The Application Of Quasilinear Elliptic Equations

Posted on:2010-07-30Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L N HuangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2190360275464800Subject:Basic mathematics
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In this paper, by using weighted Sobolev embedding and Variational methods in radially symmetric function spaces, we study the existence of nontrivial solutions of a class of quasilinear elliptic equation with unbounded or decaying radial potentials. We consider the following quasilinear elliptic equationwhere -△pu = (?), 1<p<N,λ≥0, and the non-negative radial potentials V,Q,h are continuous functions and verify(V) There exist real numbers a and a0, such that(Q) Q(r) > 0 there exist real numbers b and b0, such that(H) h(r) > 0, there exist real numbers c and c0, such thatThe function f satisfies the following conditions:(f1) J∈C(R, R).(f2) There exist C>0 and s*<q1<q2<s* (respectively, max{s*,s**}<q1≤q2<∞) such that(f'2) If c<max{a,-p},c0>min{-p,a0} hold, |f(u)|≤C|u|p-1 + |u|s-1) and (?)|u|-pF(u) = 0 also hold, where C>0 and s verifies p<s<s* and F(u) = (?) f(v)dv. (f3)μ>s* (respectively.μ>max{s* , s**}) ,0<μF(u)≤uf(u). for any u in R except u = 0 is right.(f'3) 0<sF(u)<uf(u), for any u in R except u = 0 is right.Where the indices s*,s*,s** are given below. Under these conditions, we get the following existence theorem by applying weighted Sobolev embedding([1]) and Mountain Pass Theorem([17]):Theorem A Let 1<p<N. Assume that the functions V, Q, h verify the conditions (V),(Q),(H) respectively and the function f verify (f1), (f2), (f3) or (f1), (f'2), (f'3). If q* < q < q* ( respectively, max{q*. q**}<q<∞), then the problem (P) has at least one nontrivial radial solution.Theorem B Let 1<p<N. Assume that the functions V, Q, h satisfy the conditions (V),(Q),(H) respectively and f verify (f1), (f2), (f3) or (f1), (f'2), (f'3)- If b<max{a, -p}, b0>min{- p, a0} hold, and 0≤λCHp<1, where CH is the constant of the embedding Wr1.p(RN; V) (?) Lp(RN: Q). Then for q = p, the problem (P) has at least one nontrivial radial solution.
Keywords/Search Tags:Quasilinear elliptic equation, Mountain Pass Theorem, Sobolev embedding
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