Interior regularity of doubly weighted quasi-linear equations
Abstract
In this article we study the quasi-linear equation \[div\, A(x,u,∇ u)= B(x,u,∇ u) in , u∈ H1,ploc(;w1dx)\] where A and B are functions satisfying A(x,u,∇ u) w1(|∇ u|p-2∇ u+|u|p-2u) and B(x,u,∇ u) w2(|∇ u|p-2∇ u+|u|p-2u) for p>1, a p-admissible weight function w1, and another weight function w2 compatible with w1 in a suitable sense. We establish interior regularity results of weak solutions and use those results to obtain point-wise asymptotic estimates at infinity for solutions to \[-div\,(w1|∇ u|p-2∇ u)=w2|u|q-2u in , u∈ D1,p,w1()\] for a critical exponent q>p>1 in the sense of Sobolev.
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