An overdetermined problem of anisotropic equations in convex cones

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In 1971, J. Serrin proved a celebrated symmetry theorem that states the domain must be a ball, if there is a solution of a classical overdetermined boundary value problems for the Laplacian equation in the domain. By using some integral identities and maximum principle, the author extends the result to anisotropic elliptic PDEs in a sector-like bounded domain in a convex cone, and give the corresponding Wulff shape characterizations, under a partial overdetermined boundary conditions or a global integral condition on partial boundary with positive constant anisotropic mean curvature.











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