In this paper,the following result is given by using Hodge decomposition: There exists r(0) = r(0)(n,p,a,b), such that if u is an element of W-loc(1,r)(Omega) is a very weak solution of (1.1),with C max{1,p - 1} < ...In this paper,the following result is given by using Hodge decomposition: There exists r(0) = r(0)(n,p,a,b), such that if u is an element of W-loc(1,r)(Omega) is a very weak solution of (1.1),with C max{1,p - 1} < r < p and u is an element of W-0(1,r)(Omega;partial derivativeOmega\E) where E subset of partial derivativeOmega is a closed set and small in an appropriate capacity sense, then u = 0, a.e. in Omega provided that r(0) < r < p.展开更多
In this paper, the following result is given by using Hodge decomposition and weak reverse Holder inequality： For every r1 with P-（2^n＋1 100^n^2 p（2^3＋n/（P-1）＋1）b/a）^-1〈r1〈p,there exists the exponent r2 =...In this paper, the following result is given by using Hodge decomposition and weak reverse Holder inequality： For every r1 with P-（2^n＋1 100^n^2 p（2^3＋n/（P-1）＋1）b/a）^-1〈r1〈p,there exists the exponent r2 = r2（n, r1,p） 〉 p, such that for every very weak solution u∈W^1r1,loc（Ω） to A-harmonic equation, u also belongs to W^1r2,loc（Ω） . In particular, u is the weak solution to A-harmonic equation in the usual sense.展开更多
文摘In this paper,the following result is given by using Hodge decomposition: There exists r(0) = r(0)(n,p,a,b), such that if u is an element of W-loc(1,r)(Omega) is a very weak solution of (1.1),with C max{1,p - 1} < r < p and u is an element of W-0(1,r)(Omega;partial derivativeOmega\E) where E subset of partial derivativeOmega is a closed set and small in an appropriate capacity sense, then u = 0, a.e. in Omega provided that r(0) < r < p.
文摘In this paper, the following result is given by using Hodge decomposition and weak reverse Holder inequality： For every r1 with P-（2^n＋1 100^n^2 p（2^3＋n/（P-1）＋1）b/a）^-1〈r1〈p,there exists the exponent r2 = r2（n, r1,p） 〉 p, such that for every very weak solution u∈W^1r1,loc（Ω） to A-harmonic equation, u also belongs to W^1r2,loc（Ω） . In particular, u is the weak solution to A-harmonic equation in the usual sense.
