Journal of the Mathematical Society of Japan · 2002 · 51 citations · 23 references
Elliptic EquationParabolic EquationNonlinear Hyperbolic ProblemHyperbolic EquationFunctional AnalysisSecond Critical ExponentCritical ExponentQuasilinear Parabolic EquationsCritical Exponent PmNonlinear Functional Analysis
We consider nonnegative solutions to the Cauchy problem for the quasilinear parabolic equations ut=Δum+K(x)up where x∈RN, 1≤m<p and K(x)≥0 has the following properties: K(x)-|x|σ(-∞≤σ<∞) as |x|→∞ in some cone D and K(x)=0 in the complement of D, where for σ=-∞ we define that K(x) has a compact support. We find a critical exponent pm,σ*=pm,σ*(N) such that if p≤pm,σ*, then every nontrivial nonnegative solution is not global in time; whereas if p>pm,σ* then there exits a global solution. We also find a second critical exponent, which is another critical exponent on the growth order α of the initial data u0(x) such that u0(x)-|x|-' as |x|→∞ in some cone D′ and u0(x)=0 in the complement of D′.
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