Abstract:We prove a full Harnack inequality for local minimizers, as well as weak solutions to nonlocal problems with non-standard growth. The main auxiliary results are local boundedness and a weak Harnack inequality for functions in a corresponding De Giorgi class. This paper builds upon a recent work on regularity estimates for such nonlocal problems by the same authors.
“…We mention that, very recently, Chaker, Kim, and Weidner [13] proved similar Harnack inequalities for (1.1) that are robust as . Their approach is based on [12, 36] and quite different from the one used in this paper.…”
We prove Harnack inequality for weak solutions to nonlinear nonlocal equations of fractional ‐Laplace type, under natural assumptions on the ‐function .
“…We mention that, very recently, Chaker, Kim, and Weidner [13] proved similar Harnack inequalities for (1.1) that are robust as . Their approach is based on [12, 36] and quite different from the one used in this paper.…”
We prove Harnack inequality for weak solutions to nonlinear nonlocal equations of fractional ‐Laplace type, under natural assumptions on the ‐function .
“…In the same spirit, it could be interesting to understand if our methods do apply in non-Euclidean settings for even more general nonlocal nonstandard growth equations, as the one recently considered in [10,40].…”
We deal with a wide class of nonlinear integro-differential problems in the Heisenberg-Weyl group $$\mathbb {H}^n$$
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n
, whose prototype is the Dirichlet problem for the p-fractional subLaplace equation. These problems arise in many different contexts in quantum mechanics, in ferromagnetic analysis, in phase transition problems, in image segmentations models, and so on, when non-Euclidean geometry frameworks and nonlocal long-range interactions do naturally occur. We prove general Harnack inequalities for the related weak solutions. Also, in the case when the growth exponent is $$p=2$$
p
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2
, we investigate the asymptotic behavior of the fractional subLaplacian operator, and the robustness of the aforementioned Harnack estimates as the differentiability exponent s goes to 1.
“…Such mixed local and nonlocal problems have an anisotropic feature, and they naturally link to other kinds of problems, namely nonlocal problems with nonstandard growth. Recently, the methods and results in [29,30] have been extended to nonlocal problems with various nonstandard growth conditions [7,8,9,27,32,33,42,46]; see also [14,15,16] for the extensions of the methods in [23]. Specifically, in [9] local boundedness and Hölder continuity results were proved for the nonlocal double phase problem…”
We investigate the De Giorgi-Nash-Moser theory for minimizers of mixed local and nonlocal functionals modeled afterwhere 0 < s < 1 < p ≤ q and a(•) ≥ 0. In particular, we prove Hölder regularity and Harnack's inequality under possibly sharp assumptions on s, p, q and a(•).
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