Quasilinear problems with critical Sobolev exponent for the Grushin p-Laplace operator

Abstract

We study the following class of quasilinear degenerate elliptic equations with critical nonlinearity align* cases-γ,p u= λ |u|q-2u+|u|pγ*-2u & in ⊂ RN, \\ u=0 & on ∂ , cases align* where γ, pv:=Σi=1N Xi(|∇γ u|p-2Xi u) is the Grushin p-Laplace operator, z:=(x, y) ∈ RN, N=m+n, m,n ≥ 1,, where ∇γ=(X1, …, XN) is the Grushin gradient, defined as the system of vector fields Xi=∂∂ xi, i=1, …, m, Xm+j=|x|γ ∂∂ yj, j=1, …, n, where γ>0. Here, ⊂ RN is a smooth bounded domain such that \x=0\≠ , λ>0, q ∈ [p,pγ*), where pγ*=pNγNγ-p and Nγ=m+(1+γ)n denotes the homogeneous dimension attached to the Grushin gradient. The results extends to the p-case the Brezis-Nirenberg type results in Alves-Gandal-Loiudice-Tyagi [J. Geom. Anal. 2024, 34(2),52]. The main crucial step is to preliminarily establish the existence of the extremals for the involved Sobolev-type inequality equation* ∫RN |∇γ u|p dz ≥ Sγ,p ( ∫RN |u|pγ* dz )p/pγ* equation* and their qualitative behavior as positive entire solutions to the limit problem equation* -γ,p u= upγ*-1 on\, RN, equation* whose study has independent interest.

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