2017
DOI: 10.1080/17476933.2017.1403429
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On positive stable solutions to weighted quasilinear problems with negative exponent

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“…If γ =0, p =2 and b = θ =0, then q c (2, N ,0,0)= p 0 , which is the critical exponent p 0 in and equals to the exponent in Ma and Wei . Moreover, Theorem recovers the known result for the p ‐Laplace operator in Le et al, theorem 1.1 when γ =0. Therefore, our conclusions in Theorems and extend some results in the above references.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 68%
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“…If γ =0, p =2 and b = θ =0, then q c (2, N ,0,0)= p 0 , which is the critical exponent p 0 in and equals to the exponent in Ma and Wei . Moreover, Theorem recovers the known result for the p ‐Laplace operator in Le et al, theorem 1.1 when γ =0. Therefore, our conclusions in Theorems and extend some results in the above references.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 68%
“…After that, the result in Wang and Ye was extended to problem with f ( u )= e u in Huang et al and equation −△ p u = f ( x ) g ( u ) in Chen et al, where g ( u )= e u or g ( u )=− u − q . Similar works on singular problems can be founded in other studies …”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 64%
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“…where q > 0. Such generalizations may be found in [6,17,19,20] and references therein. Some attempts to extend Farina's results to elliptic problems with nonlinearity f belonging to a wider class of positive and convex functions were also made in [4,10,16,18].…”
Section: Phuong Lementioning
confidence: 87%
“…The usual cut-off functions as used in [9,23] do not work with general nonlinearity f . To overcome this difficulty, we use new cut-off functions inspired by [17,19,20] and show that our key estimates are still valid for these functions. • We also construct some examples to show the sharpness of our Liouville theorems.…”
Section: Phuong Lementioning
confidence: 99%