2014
DOI: 10.1017/s0308210513000577
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Blow-up rates of large solutions for a ϕ-Laplacian problem with gradient term

Abstract: We study the behaviour of solutions of a boundary blow-up elliptic problem on a bounded domain Ω with smooth boundary in R N . The data of the problem consist of an increasing function f : R + → R + and two real regularly varying functions φ and g.

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“…Regularity (Hölder continuity), positivity and vanishing at infinity of the solutions have subsequently been proved in [4]. In the article [2] the asymptotic properties of blow-up (large) solutions of (1.1) have been treated, when the right-hand side satisfies particular growth conditions and the left-hand side contains an additional nonlinear term in |∇u|. In all these references we assume a Lieberman-like condition, see [22, (1.1)], but the hypothesis of differentiability on ϕ is dropped.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Regularity (Hölder continuity), positivity and vanishing at infinity of the solutions have subsequently been proved in [4]. In the article [2] the asymptotic properties of blow-up (large) solutions of (1.1) have been treated, when the right-hand side satisfies particular growth conditions and the left-hand side contains an additional nonlinear term in |∇u|. In all these references we assume a Lieberman-like condition, see [22, (1.1)], but the hypothesis of differentiability on ϕ is dropped.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…where φ : R → R is an odd, increasing and not-necessarily differentiable homeomorphism, see [4,9,10]. For example, in [3] we have treated the blow-up rates of large solutions of such φ-Laplacians via a dynamical formulation. The latter provides a parallel analysis between the asymptotic properties of large solutions and the behavior of the orbits of an autonomous ordinary differential equation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%