Solutions of second order elliptic equations
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Consider the equations \(\Delta u=K(x)u^ \tau\), \(\tau>1\), respectively \(\Delta u=K(x)e^{2u}\), both on \(\mathbb{R}^ n\). Recall that similar equations appear when one wants to construct on a Riemannian manifold with a metric \(g\) a metric conformally equivalent to \(g\) for which the scalar curvature is a previously given function. A number of results are stated to the effect that under certain assumptions on \(K\) the equations under consideration have no nonnegative or locally bounded solutions.
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