Unique continuation for nonlinear variational problems

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Auteurs principaux: Ferreri, Lorenzo, Spolaor, Luca, Velichkov, Bozhidar
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author Ferreri, Lorenzo
Spolaor, Luca
Velichkov, Bozhidar
author_facet Ferreri, Lorenzo
Spolaor, Luca
Velichkov, Bozhidar
contents This paper is dedicated to the unique continuation properties of the solutions to nonlinear variational problems. Our analysis covers the case of nonlinear autonomous functionals depending on the gradient, as well as more general double phase and multiphase functionals with $(2,q)$-growth in the gradient. We show that all these cases fall in a class of nonlinear functionals for which we are able to prove weak and strong unique continuation via the almost-monotonicity of Almgren's frequency formula. As a consequence, we obtain estimates on the dimension of the set of points at which both the solution and its gradient vanish.
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spellingShingle Unique continuation for nonlinear variational problems
Ferreri, Lorenzo
Spolaor, Luca
Velichkov, Bozhidar
Analysis of PDEs
35B40, 35J60
This paper is dedicated to the unique continuation properties of the solutions to nonlinear variational problems. Our analysis covers the case of nonlinear autonomous functionals depending on the gradient, as well as more general double phase and multiphase functionals with $(2,q)$-growth in the gradient. We show that all these cases fall in a class of nonlinear functionals for which we are able to prove weak and strong unique continuation via the almost-monotonicity of Almgren's frequency formula. As a consequence, we obtain estimates on the dimension of the set of points at which both the solution and its gradient vanish.
title Unique continuation for nonlinear variational problems
topic Analysis of PDEs
35B40, 35J60
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.00405