Minimizers of abstract generalized Orlicz--bounded variation energy

Abstract

A way to measure the lower growth rate of :× [0,∞) [0,∞) is to require t (x,t)t-r to be increasing in (0,∞). If this condition holds with r=1, then \[ ∈fu∈ f+W1, 0()∫ (x, |∇ u|) \, dx \] with boundary values f∈ W1,() does not necessary have a minimizer. However, if is replaced by p, then the growth condition holds with r=p > 1 and thus (under some additional conditions) the corresponding energy integral has a minimizer. We show that a sequence (up) of such minimizers convergences when p 1+ in a suitable BV-type space involving generalized Orlicz growth and obtain the -convergence of functionals with fixed boundary values and of functionals with fidelity terms. %We complement our results by showing that some previous papers by some of the authors are included in our analysis.

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