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Main Authors: Liu, Qing, Manfredi, Juan J., Zhou, Xiaodan
Format: Preprint
Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.17106
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author Liu, Qing
Manfredi, Juan J.
Zhou, Xiaodan
author_facet Liu, Qing
Manfredi, Juan J.
Zhou, Xiaodan
contents We establish a superposition principle in disjoint variables for the inhomogeneous infinity-Laplace equation. We show that the sum of viscosity solutions of the inhomogeneous infinity-Laplace equation in separate domains is a viscosity solution in the product domain. This result has been used in the literature with certain particular choices of solutions to simplify regularity analysis for a general inhomogeneous infinity-Laplace equation by reducing it to the case without sign-changing inhomogeneous terms and vanishing gradient singularities. We present a proof of this superposition principle for general viscosity solutions. We also explore generalization in metric spaces using cone comparison techniques and study related properties for general elliptic and convex equations.
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spellingShingle Superposition Property in Disjoint Variables for the Infinity Laplace Equation
Liu, Qing
Manfredi, Juan J.
Zhou, Xiaodan
Analysis of PDEs
35D40, 35J92
We establish a superposition principle in disjoint variables for the inhomogeneous infinity-Laplace equation. We show that the sum of viscosity solutions of the inhomogeneous infinity-Laplace equation in separate domains is a viscosity solution in the product domain. This result has been used in the literature with certain particular choices of solutions to simplify regularity analysis for a general inhomogeneous infinity-Laplace equation by reducing it to the case without sign-changing inhomogeneous terms and vanishing gradient singularities. We present a proof of this superposition principle for general viscosity solutions. We also explore generalization in metric spaces using cone comparison techniques and study related properties for general elliptic and convex equations.
title Superposition Property in Disjoint Variables for the Infinity Laplace Equation
topic Analysis of PDEs
35D40, 35J92
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.17106