2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.jde.2015.12.003
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A Harnack's inequality for mixed type evolution equations

Abstract: We define a homogeneous parabolic De Giorgi classes of order 2 which suits a mixed type class of evolution equations whose simplest example is\ud $\mu (x) \frac{\partial u}{\partial t} - \Delta u = 0$ where $\mu$ can be positive, null and negative, so in particular elliptic-parabolic\ud and forward-backward parabolic equations are included.\ud For functions belonging to this class we prove local boundedness and show a Harnack inequality which, as by-products, gives\ud H\"older-continuity, in particular in the … Show more

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“…while μ can change sign and also be zero. Denote by |μ| a suitable function (see [11] or [12] for this detail) such that |μ| > 0 a.e. (we choose |μ| = λ where μ ≡ 0) and…”
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“…while μ can change sign and also be zero. Denote by |μ| a suitable function (see [11] or [12] for this detail) such that |μ| > 0 a.e. (we choose |μ| = λ where μ ≡ 0) and…”
Section: If We Considermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…and the weighted Sobolev spaces (also for these details about this spaces we refer to [11] or to [12])…”
Section: If We Considermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The purpose of this paper is to announce and present in a very short version a result which is to appear (see [8]). Moreover the result we present here regards a simplified situation with respect to that considered in [8].…”
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“…The purpose of this paper is to announce and present in a very short version a result which is to appear (see [8]). Moreover the result we present here regards a simplified situation with respect to that considered in [8]. In [8] we consider equations like (2) satisfying ðAðx; t; u; DuÞ; DuÞ b clðxÞjDuj 2 ; jAðx; t; u; DuÞj a ClðxÞjDuj; jBðx; t; u; DuÞj a MlðxÞjDuj ð1Þ with m; l a L 1 loc ðWÞ, l > 0 almost everywhere, while sgnðmÞ can change and be zero also in some set of positive measure.…”
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