An invariant Harnack inequality for a class of subelliptic operators under global doubling and Poincaré assumptions, and applications (Q1688838)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6824865
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    An invariant Harnack inequality for a class of subelliptic operators under global doubling and Poincaré assumptions, and applications
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6824865

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      An invariant Harnack inequality for a class of subelliptic operators under global doubling and Poincaré assumptions, and applications (English)
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      11 January 2018
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      In this paper it is proved an invariant and non-homogeneous Harnack inequality for a class of subelliptic operators \(L\) in divergence form, with low-regular coefficients. It is assumed that \(L\) is associated to a Carnot-Carathédory doubling metric space, and it is assumed that a Poincaré inequality holds globally. It is proved that the Harnack inequality will hold true on every CC-ball. The authors give some applications to inner and boundary Hölder estimates, sharp results on the Green function for \(L\) and an explicit example of a class of operators that satisfy the assumptions of the paper. The Harnack inequality is also applied to the study of the existence of a fundamental solution \(\Gamma\) for \(L\).
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      Carnot-Carathéodory spaces
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      doubling metric spaces
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      Poincaré inequality
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      operators in divergence form
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      low-regular coefficients
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      inner and boundary Hölder estimates
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