Multiple solutions for coupled gradient-type quasilinear elliptic systems with supercritical growth

Abstract

In this paper we consider the following coupled gradient-type quasilinear elliptic system equation* \ arrayll - div ( a(x, u, ∇ u) ) + At (x, u, ∇ u) = Gu(x, u, v) & in ,\\[10pt] - div ( b(x, v, ∇ v) ) + Bt(x, v, ∇ v) = Gv(x, u, v) & in ,\\[10pt] u = v = 0 & on ∂, array . equation* where is an open bounded domain in RN, N 2. We suppose that some C1-Carath\'eodory functions A, B:×R×RN→R exist such that a(x,t,) = ∇ A(x,t,), At(x,t,) = ∂ A∂ t (x,t,), b(x,t,) = ∇ B(x,t,), Bt(x,t,) =∂ B∂ t(x,t,), and that Gu(x, u, v), Gv(x, u, v) are the partial derivatives of a C1-Carath\'eodory nonlinearity G:×R×R→R. Roughly speaking, we assume that A(x,t,) grows at least as (1+|t|s1p1)||p1, p1 > 1, s1 0, while B(x,t,) grows as (1+|t|s2p2)||p2, p2 > 1, s2 0, and that G(x, u, v) can also have a supercritical growth related to s1 and s2. Since the coefficients depend on the solution and its gradient themselves, the study of the interaction of two different norms in a suitable Banach space is needed. In spite of these difficulties, a variational approach is used to show that the system admits a nontrivial weak bounded solution and, under hypotheses of symmetry, infinitely many ones.

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