Behaviour at infinity for solutions of a mixed boundary value problem via inversion

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Main Authors: Björn, Jana, Mwasa, Abubakar
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author Björn, Jana
Mwasa, Abubakar
author_facet Björn, Jana
Mwasa, Abubakar
contents We study a mixed boundary value problem for the quasilinear elliptic equation $\mathop{\rm div}\mathcal{A}(x,\nabla u(x))=0$ in an open infinite circular half-cylinder with prescribed continuous Dirichlet data on a part of the boundary and zero conormal derivative on the rest. We prove the existence and uniqueness of bounded weak solutions to the mixed problem and characterize the regularity of the point at infinity in terms of \p-capacities. For solutions with only Neumann data near the point at infinity we show that they behave in exactly one of three possible ways, similar to the alternatives in the Phragmén--Lindelöf principle.
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spellingShingle Behaviour at infinity for solutions of a mixed boundary value problem via inversion
Björn, Jana
Mwasa, Abubakar
Analysis of PDEs
Mathematics Subject Classification (2020): Primary: 35J25. Secondary: 35J62, 35B40
We study a mixed boundary value problem for the quasilinear elliptic equation $\mathop{\rm div}\mathcal{A}(x,\nabla u(x))=0$ in an open infinite circular half-cylinder with prescribed continuous Dirichlet data on a part of the boundary and zero conormal derivative on the rest. We prove the existence and uniqueness of bounded weak solutions to the mixed problem and characterize the regularity of the point at infinity in terms of \p-capacities. For solutions with only Neumann data near the point at infinity we show that they behave in exactly one of three possible ways, similar to the alternatives in the Phragmén--Lindelöf principle.
title Behaviour at infinity for solutions of a mixed boundary value problem via inversion
topic Analysis of PDEs
Mathematics Subject Classification (2020): Primary: 35J25. Secondary: 35J62, 35B40
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2103.15645