Harnack inequality for non-uniformly elliptic equations in non-divergence form

We study regularity properties for solutions to the nakedly degenerate elliptic equation $a_{ij}\partial_{ij}u =0$, where the coefficients satisfy $I \ge a_{ij}(x) \ge \lambda(x) I$ and the only assumption is that $\lambda^{-1} \in L^p$. We prove an improvement of oscillation and a Liouville theorem for $p>d-1$, and a Harnack inequality for $p$ sufficiently large depending on dimension. Along the way, we obtain a new $\log-L^\varepsilon$ Weak Harnack inequality for supersolutions. Then, touching subsolutions by double exponential blow-up barriers, we also derive a logarithmic local maximum principle that is new even in the uniformly elliptic case. Both of these results hold for $p>d-1$. Finally, we construct examples showing that there cannot be Harnack or Weak Harnack inequalities in the regime $p<d-1$, nor can there be power-type $L^\varepsilon$ inequalities in the case of any $p<\infty$.