A limiting free boundary problem with gradient constraint and Tug-of-War games
Abstract
In this manuscript we deal with regularity issues and the asymptotic behaviour (as p ∞) of solutions for elliptic free boundary problems of p-Laplacian type (2 ≤ p< ∞): equation* -p u(x) + λ0(x)\u>0\(x) = 0 in ⊂ RN, equation* with a prescribed Dirichlet boundary data, where λ0>0 is a bounded function and is a regular domain. First, we prove the convergence as p ∞ of any family of solutions (up)p≥ 2, as well as we obtain the corresponding limit operator (in non-divergence form) ruling the limit equation, \ arrayrcrcl \-∞ u∞, \,\, -|∇ u∞| + \u∞>0\\ & = & 0 & in & \u∞ ≥ 0\ \\ u∞ & = & g & on & ∂ . array . Next, we obtain uniqueness for solutions to this limit problem together with a number of weak geometric and measure theoretical properties as non-degeneracy, uniform positive density, porosity and convergence of the free boundaries. Finally, we show that any solution to the limit operator is a limit of value functions for a specific Tug-of-War game.
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