Boundary singularities of positive solutions of quasilinear Hamilton-Jacobi equations

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Abstract: We study the boundary behaviour of the solutions of (E) −Deltapu+|ablau|q=0 in a domain OmegasubsetmathbbRN, when Ngeqp>q>p−1. We show the existence of a critical exponent q∗<p such that if p−1<q<q∗ there exist positive solutions of (E) with an isolated singularity on partialOmega and that these solutions belong to two different classes of singular solutions. If q∗leqq<p no such solution exists and actually any boundary isolated singularity of a positive solution of (E) is removable. We prove that all the singular positive solutions are classified according the two types of singular solutions that we have constructed.


The equation \(-\Delta_pu+| \nabla u|^q=0\) is studied in bounded domains of \(\mathbb R^N\), when \(N\geq p>q>p-1\). The authors prove the existence of a critical exponent \(q_\ast<p\) such that if \(p-1<q<q_\ast\) there are positive solutions with isolated singularities of two different types on the boundary of the domain. If \(q_\ast\leq q<p\) no such solution exists and boundary singularities of positive solutions are removable.




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