2010
DOI: 10.1007/s12215-010-0001-7
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Generalized Pohožaev and Pucci-Serrin identities and non-existence results for p(x)-Laplacian type equations

Abstract: In this article, generalizations of the well-known Pohožaev and Pucci-Serrin identities and (as consequences of them) some non-existence results for Dirichlet problems with p (x )-Laplacian are obtained.The main ideas within this paper as well as the most important results obtained during the study are presented in Section 1.In Section 2, there are recalled the main results concerning the generalized Sobolev spaces (also known as Sobolev spaces with variable exponent) which will be used throughout this paper.I… Show more

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“…If on the contrary we have N − p > 0, then (4.2) is satisfied exatly for q ≤ p * as in our hypotheses. We finally recall the following generalization of the Pohozaev identity, established in [24] and [8].…”
Section: Appendixmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If on the contrary we have N − p > 0, then (4.2) is satisfied exatly for q ≤ p * as in our hypotheses. We finally recall the following generalization of the Pohozaev identity, established in [24] and [8].…”
Section: Appendixmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En estas condiciones podemos aplicar los resultados en Dinca-Isaia [4], por lo que los cálculos con integración por partes son válidos. Sea u j = u se multiplican ambos lados de (22), por m i ∂u ∂x i e integrando sobre Q, obtenemos después de algunas simplificaciones…”
Section: Teorema Centralunclassified
“…The streamline has been definitely interested in extending Pohozaev's results to more general equations, such as quasi-linear elliptic equations, polyharmonic equations and fractional differential equations. Without any attempt of completeness, we refer to [23,15] for the case of the p-laplacian, to [29] for higher order differential operators and to [18,36] for more recent contributions dealing with nonlocal operators. We must however remind that there has been a certain interest also in studying non-existence results in case of more general domains, see e.g.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%