Maximum principles involving the uniformly elliptic nonlocal operator

Abstract

In this paper, we consider equations involving a uniformly elliptic nonlocal operator where the function is uniformly bounded and radial decreasing. We establish some maximum principles for in bounded and unbounded domains. Since there is no decay condition in the unbounded domain, we make use of an approximate method to estimate the singular integral to get the maximum principle. As applications of these principles, by carrying out the method of moving planes, we give the monotonicity of solutions to the semilinear equation in the coercive epigraph, which extends the result of Dipierro‐Soave‐Valdinoci [Math. Ann.2017, 369(3‐4): 1283–1326]. Moreover, we obtain the radial symmetry and monotonicity of solutions to the generalized Schrödinger equation in a weaker condition, which is the improvement of the result of Tang [Math. Methods Appl. Sci. 2017, 40(7): 2596–2609]. In addition, the maximum principle also plays an important role in acquiring monotonicity of solutions and a Liouville theorem.

Qualitative properties of solutions for dual parabolic equation involving uniformly elliptic nonlocal operator

“…Recently, Qu et al [13] introduced the monotonicity of semilinear equations involving the uniform elliptic operator $$$ {A}_s $$$ by the sliding method. Recently, Jiayan et al [14] presented the monotonicity of generalized Schrodinger equation involving the operator $$$ {A}_s $$$ in a weaker condition. In 2023, Chen and Ma [15] presented a new method of moving planes to study the qualitative properties of solutions for dual fractional nonlinear parabolic by establishing some maximum principles and averaging effects.…”