On the nonexistence of Green's function and failure of the strong maximum principle
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Abstract: Given any Borel function on a smooth bounded domain , we establish that the strong maximum principle for the Schr"odinger operator in holds in each Sobolev-connected component of , where is the set of points which cannot carry a Green's function for . More generally, we show that the equation has a distributional solution in for a nonnegative finite Borel measure if and only if .
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