Semilinear perturbations of harmonic spaces and Martin-Orlicz capacities: An approach to the trace of moderate u-functions.
Semilinear perturbations of harmonic spaces and Martin-Orlicz capacities: An approach to the trace of moderate \(u\)-functions.
The author considers a perturbated semilinear structure obtained from an harmonic space \((X;H)\) in the sense of H. Bauer, by means of a local Kato measure on the harmonic space and a real-valued function defined on \(X \times \mathbb R\) containing \[ (x,t) \mapsto t \cdot | t| ^{\alpha -1},\text{ for any } \alpha > 1. \] He proves that for suitable bounded functions there exists a unique signed measure verifying an integral equation containing the Green function. Conversely, it is also true that this integral equation admits a solution whenever the measure does not charge compact sets of zero Martin-Orlicz capacity. Finally, this approach is used to investigate the trace of moderate solutions to some quasilinear equations.
- Semilinear perturbations of harmonic spaces, Liouville property and a boundary value problem
- Semiliniear perturbation of linear harmonic maps
- Removability of polar sets for solutions of semi-linear equations on a harmonic space
- Semi-linear boundary value problems with respect to an ideal boundary on a self-adjoint harmonic space
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1254327
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