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Gradient bounds for p-harmonic systems with vanishing neumann data in a convex domain

Analysis of PDEs 2013-05-02 v1

Abstract

Let \ti\Om \ti \Om be a bounded convex domain in Euclidean n n space, x^\ar\ti\Om, \hat x \in \ar \ti \Om, and r>0. r > 0. Let \tiu=(\tiu1,\tiu2,,\tiuN) \ti u = (\ti u^1, \ti u^2, \dots, \ti u^N) be a weak solution to (\tiup2\tiu)=0\mboxin\ti\OmB(x^,4r)\mboxwith\tiup2\tiuν=0\mboxon\ar\ti\OmB(x^,4r).\nabla \cdot \left (|\nabla \ti u |^{p-2} \nabla \ti u \right) = 0 \mbox{in} \ti \Om \cap B (\hat x, 4 r) \mbox{with} |\nabla \ti u|^{p-2} \, \ti u_\nu = 0 \mbox{on} \ar \ti \Om \cap B (\hat x, 4 r). We show that sub solution type arguments for certain uniformly elliptic systems can be used to deduce that \tiu | \nabla \ti u | is bounded in \ti\OmB(x^,r) \ti \Om \cap B (\hat x, r) with constants depending only on n,p,N. n, p, N. and rn\ti\OmB(x^,r). \frac{r^n}{| \ti \Om \cap B (\hat x, r) |}. Our argument replaces an argument based on level sets in recent important work of [CM], [CM1], [GS], [M], [M1], involving similar problems.

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@article{arxiv.1305.0078,
  title  = {Gradient bounds for p-harmonic systems with vanishing neumann data in a convex domain},
  author = {Agnid Banerjee and John L. Lewis},
  journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:1305.0078},
  year   = {2013}
}