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A natural approach to the asymptotic mean value property for the p-Laplacian

2016/04/02 by Ishiwata, Michinori, Magnanini, Rolando, Wadade, Hidemitsu · 1 citation
#35K55 #35K92 #Analysis of PDEs (math.AP) #FOS: Mathematics #Primary 35J60 #Secondary 35J92

paper · doi:10.48550/arxiv.1604.00520

Abstract

Let 1≤ p≤∞. We show that a function u∈ C(\mathbb RN) is a viscosity solution to the normalized p-Laplace equation Δpn u(x)=0 if and only if the asymptotic formula u(x)=μp(\ve,u)(x)+o(\ve2) holds as \ve→ 0 in the viscosity sense. Here, μp(\ve,u)(x) is the p-mean value of u on B_\ve(x) characterized as a unique minimizer of inf\la∈\RR\nr u-\la\nrLp(B_\ve(x)). This kind of asymptotic mean value property (AMVP) extends to the case p=1 previous (AMVP)'s obtained when μp(\ve,u)(x) is replaced by other kinds of mean values. The natural definition of μp(\ve,u)(x) makes sure that this is a monotonic and continuous (in the appropriate topology) functional of u. These two properties help to establish a fairly general proof of (AMVP), that can also be extended to the (normalized) parabolic p-Laplace equation.

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