Strong solvability is proved in the Sobolev space W-2,W-p(Omega), 1 < p < infinity, for the regular oblique derivative problem Sigma(i)(j)(n)= 1 a(ij) (x) D(ij)u + Sigma(i)(n) = (1)b(i) (x) D(i)u + c(x)u = f(x) a.e. Omega, partial derivative u/partial derivative l + sigma (x) u = phi (x) on partial derivative Omega, assuming a(ij) is an element of VMO boolean AND L-infinity (Omega), b(i), c is an element of L-q (Omega), c less than or equal to 0, sigma less than or equal to 0.

Boundary value problem with an oblique derivative for uniformly elliptic operators with discontinuous coefficients / Maugeri, A.; Palagachev, D. K.. - In: FORUM MATHEMATICUM. - ISSN 0933-7741. - STAMPA. - 10:4(1998), pp. 393-405. [10.1515/form.10.4.393]

Boundary value problem with an oblique derivative for uniformly elliptic operators with discontinuous coefficients

Palagachev, D. K.
1998-01-01

Abstract

Strong solvability is proved in the Sobolev space W-2,W-p(Omega), 1 < p < infinity, for the regular oblique derivative problem Sigma(i)(j)(n)= 1 a(ij) (x) D(ij)u + Sigma(i)(n) = (1)b(i) (x) D(i)u + c(x)u = f(x) a.e. Omega, partial derivative u/partial derivative l + sigma (x) u = phi (x) on partial derivative Omega, assuming a(ij) is an element of VMO boolean AND L-infinity (Omega), b(i), c is an element of L-q (Omega), c less than or equal to 0, sigma less than or equal to 0.
1998
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Boundary value problem with an oblique derivative for uniformly elliptic operators with discontinuous coefficients / Maugeri, A.; Palagachev, D. K.. - In: FORUM MATHEMATICUM. - ISSN 0933-7741. - STAMPA. - 10:4(1998), pp. 393-405. [10.1515/form.10.4.393]
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