MULTIPLE SOLUTIONS FOR THE p-laplace EQUATION WITH NONLINEAR BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
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1 Electronic Journal of Differential Equations, Vol. 2006(2006), No. 37, pp ISSN: URL: or ftp ejde.math.txstate.edu (login: ftp) MULTIPLE SOLUTIONS FOR THE p-laplace EQUATION WITH NONLINEAR BOUNDARY CONDITIONS JULIÁN FERNÁNDEZ BONDER Abstract. In this note, we show the existence of at least three nontrivial solutions to the quasilinear elliptic equation pu + u p 2 u = f(x, u) in a smooth bounded domain of R N with nonlinear boundary conditions u p 2 u = g(x, u) on. The proof is based on variational arguments. ν 1. Introduction Let us consider the nonlinear elliptic problem p u + u p 2 u = f(x, u) in p 2 u u ν = g(x, u) on, (1.1) where is a bounded smooth domain in R N, p u = div( u p 2 u) is the p- laplacian and / ν is the outer unit normal derivative. Problem (1.1) appears naturally in several branches of pure and applied mathematics, such as the study of optimal constants for the Sobolev trace embedding (see [5, 10, 12, 11]); the theory of quasiregular and quasiconformal mappings in Riemannian manifolds with boundary (see [7, 16]); non-newtonian fluids, reaction diffusion problems, flow through porus media, nonlinear elasticity, glaciology, etc. (see [1, 2, 3, 6]). The purpose of this note, is to prove the existence of at least three nontrivial solutions for (1.1) under adequate assumptions on the sources terms f and g. This result extends previous work by the author [8, 9]. Here, no oddness condition is imposed in f or g and a positive, a negative and a sign-changing solution are found. The proof relies on the Lusternik Schnirelman method for non-compact manifolds (see [14]). For a related result with Dirichlet boundary conditions, see [15] and more recently [4, 17]. The approach in this note follows the one in [15] Mathematics Subject Classification. 35J65, 35J20. Key words and phrases. p-laplace equations; nonlinear boundary conditions; variational methods. c 2006 Texas State University - San Marcos. Submitted January 10, Published March 21, Supported by grant TX066 from Universidad de Buenos Aires, grants and from ANPCyT PICT, project from Fundacion Antorchas and CONICET (Argentina). 1
2 2 J. FERNÁNDEZ B. EJDE-2006/37 Throughout this work, by (weak) solutions of (1.1) we understand critical points of the associated energy functional acting on the Sobolev space W 1,p (): Φ(v) = 1 v p + v p dx F (x, v) dx G(x, v) ds, (1.2) p where F (x, u) = u 0 f(x, z) dz, G(x, u) = u g(x, z) dz and ds is the surface measure. 0 We will denote F(v) = F (x, v) dx and G(v) = G(x, v) ds, (1.3) so the functional Φ can be rewritten as Φ(v) = 1 p v p W 1,p () F(v) G(v). 2. Assumptions and statement of the results The precise assumptions on the source terms f and g are as follows: (F1) f : R R, is a measurable function with respect to the first argument and continuously differentiable with respect to the second argument for almost every x. Moreover, f(x, 0) = 0 for every x. (F2) There exist constants p < q < p = Np/(N p), s > p /(p q), t = sq/(2 + (q 2)s) > p /(p 2) and functions a L s (), b L t (), such that for x, u, v R, f u (x, u) a(x) u q 2 + b(x), (f u (x, u) f u (x, v))u (a(x)( u q 2 + v q 2 ) + b(x)) u v. (F3) There exist constants c 1 (0, 1/(p 1)), c 2 > p, 0 < c 3 < c 4, such that for any u L q () c 3 u q L q () c 2 F (x, u) dx f(x, u)u dx c 1 f u (x, u)u 2 dx c 4 u q L q (). (G1) g : R R is a measurable function with respect to the first argument and continuously differentiable with respect to the second argument for almost every y. Moreover, g(y, 0) = 0 for every y. (G2) There exist constants p < r < p = (N 1)p/(N p), σ > p /(p r), τ = σr/(2+(r 2)σ) > p /(p 2) and functions α L σ (), β L τ (), such that for y, u, v R, g u (y, u) α(y) u r 2 + β(y), (g u (y, u) g u (y, v))u (α(y)( u r 2 + v r 2 ) + β(y)) u v. (G3) There exist constants k 1 (0, 1/(p 1)), k 2 > p, 0 < k 3 < k 4, such that for any u L r () k 3 u r L r () k 2 G(x, u) ds g(x, u)u ds k 1 g u (x, u)u 2 dx k 4 u r L r ().
3 EJDE-2006/37 p-laplacian WITH NONLINEAR BOUNDARY CONDITIONS 3 Remark 2.1. Assumptions (F1) (F3) imply, since the immersion W 1,p () L q () with 1 < q < p is compact, that F is C 1 with compact derivative. Analogously, (G1) (G3) implies the same facts for G by the compactness of the immersion W 1,p () L r () for 1 < r < p. The main result of the paper reads as follows. Theorem 2.2. Under assumptions (F1) (F3), (G1) (G3), there exist three different, nontrivial, (weak) solutions of (1.1). Moreover these solutions are, one positive, one negative and the other one has non-constant sign. 3. Proof of the Theorem The proof uses the same approach as in [15]. That is, we will construct three disjoint sets K i not containing 0 such that Φ has a critical point in K i. These sets will be subsets of smooth manifolds M i W 1,p () that will be constructed by imposing a sign restriction and a normalizing condition. In fact, let M 1 = {u W 1,p () : u + ds > 0, u + p W 1,p () = F (u), u + + G (u), u + }, M 2 = {u W 1,p () : u ds > 0, u p W 1,p () = F (u), u + G (u), u }, M 3 = M 1 M 2, where u + = max{u, 0}, u = max{ u, 0} are the positive and negative parts of u, and, is the duality pairing of W 1,p (). Finally we define K 1 = {u M 1 u 0}, K 2 = {u M 2 u 0}, K 3 = M 3. For the proof of the main theorem, we need the following Lemmas. Lemma 3.1. There exist c j > 0 such that, for every u K i, i = 1, 2, 3, ( ) u p W 1,p () c 1 f(x, u)u dx + g(x, u)u ds c 2 Φ(u) c 3 u p W 1,p (). Proof. Since u K i, we have u p W 1,p () = f(x, u)u dx + g(x, u)u ds. This proves the first inequality. Now, by (F3) and (G3) F (x, u) dx 1 f(x, u)u dx, k 2 G(x, u) ds 1 g(x, u)u ds. c 2 So, for C = max{ 1 k 2 ; 1 c 2 } < 1 p, we have This proves the third inequality. Φ(u) ( 1 p C) u p W 1,p ().
4 4 J. FERNÁNDEZ B. EJDE-2006/37 To prove the middle inequality we proceed as follows: Φ(u) = 1 p u p W 1,p () F (x, u) dx G(x, u) ds = 1 ( ) ( f(x, u)u dx + g(x, u)u ds F (x, u) dx + p ( 1 ( ) p C) f(x, u)u dx + g(x, u)u ds. This completes the proof. Lemma 3.2. There exists c > 0 such that u + W 1,p () c for u K 1, u W 1,p () c for u K 2, u + W 1,p (), u W 1,p () c for u K 3. Proof. By the definition of K i, by (F3) and (G3), we have u ± p W 1,p () = f(x, u)u ± dx + g(x, u)u ± ds c( u ± q L q () + u ± r L r () ). ) G(x, u) ds Now the proof follows by the Sobolev immersion Theorem and by the Sobolev trace Theorem, as p < q, r. Lemma 3.3. There exists c > 0 such that Φ(u) c u p W 1,p () W 1,p () such that u W 1,p () c. Proof. By (F3), (G3) and the Sobolev immersions we have Φ(u) = 1 p u p W 1,p () F(u) G(u) 1 p u p W 1,p () c( u q L q () + u r L r () ) 1 p u p W 1,p () c( u q W 1,p () + u r W 1,p () ) c u p W 1,p (), for every u if u W 1,p () is small enough, as p < q, r. The following lemma describes the properties of the manifolds M i. Lemma 3.4. M i is a C 1,1 sub-manifold of W 1,p () of co-dimension 1 (i = 1, 2), 2 (i = 3) respectively. The sets K i are complete. Moreover, for every u M i we have the direct decomposition T u W 1,p () = T u M i span{u +, u }, where T u M is the tangent space at u of the Banach manifold M. Finally, the projection onto the first component in this decomposition is uniformly continuous on bounded sets of M i.
5 EJDE-2006/37 p-laplacian WITH NONLINEAR BOUNDARY CONDITIONS 5 Proof. Let us denote M 1 = M 2 = { u W 1,p () : { u W 1,p () : M 3 = M 1 M 2. } u + ds > 0, } u ds > 0, Observe that M i M i. By the Sobolev trace Theorem, the set Mi is open in W 1,p (), therefore it is enough to prove that M i is a smooth sub-manifold of Mi. In order to do this, we will construct a C 1,1 function ϕ i : Mi R d with d = 1 (i = 1, 2), d = 2 (i = 3) respectively and M i will be the inverse image of a regular value of ϕ i. In fact, we define: For u M 1, For u M 2, ϕ 1 (u) = u + p W 1,p () F (u), u + G (u), u +. ϕ 2 (u) = u p W 1,p () F (u), u G (u), u. For u M 3, ϕ 3 (u) = (k 1 (u), k 2 (u)). Obviously, we have M i = ϕ 1 i (0). We need to show that 0 is a regular value for ϕ i. To this end we compute, for u M 1, ϕ 1 (u), u + =p u + p W 1,p () f u (x, u)u f(x, u)u + dx g u (x, u)u g(x, u)u + ds =(p 1) f(x, u)u + dx f u (x, u)u 2 + dx + (p 1) g(x, u)u + ds g u (x, u)u 2 + ds. By (F3) and (G3) the last term is bounded by (p 1 c 1 1 ) f(x, u)u + dx + (p 1 k1 1 ) g(x, u)u + ds. Recall that c 1, k 1 < 1/(p 1). Now, by Lemma 3.1, this is bounded by c u + p W 1,p () which is strictly negative by Lemma 3.2. Therefore, M 1 is a smooth sub-manifold of W 1,p (). The exact same argument applies to M 2. Since trivially ϕ 1 (u), u = ϕ 2 (u), u + = 0 for u M 3, the same conclusion holds for M 3. To see that K i is complete, let u k be a Cauchy sequence in K i, then u k u in W 1,p (). Moreover, (u k ) ± u ± in W 1,p (). Now it is easy to see, by Lemma 3.2 and by continuity that u K i. Finally, by the first part of the proof we have the decomposition T u W 1,p () = T u M i span{u +, u }.
6 6 J. FERNÁNDEZ B. EJDE-2006/37 Now let v T u W 1,p () be a unit tangential vector, then v = v 1 + v 2 where v i are given by v 2 = ( ϕ i (u) span{u+,u }) 1 ϕ i (u), v span{u +, u }, v 1 = v v 2 T u M i. From these formulas and from the estimates given in the first part of the proof, the uniform continuity follows. Now, we need to check the Palais-Smale condition for the functional Φ restricted to the manifold M i. Lemma 3.5. The functional Φ Ki satisfies the Palais-Smale condition. Proof. Let {u k } K i be a Palais-Smale sequence, that is Φ(u k ) is uniformly bounded and Φ Ki (u k ) 0 strongly. We need to show that there exists a subsequence u kj that converges strongly in K i. Let v j T uj W 1,p () be a unit tangential vector such that Φ(u j ), v j = Φ(u j ) (W 1,p ()). Now, by Lemma 3.4, v j = w j + z j with w j T uj M i and z j span{(u j ) +, (u j ) }. Since Φ(u j ) is uniformly bounded, by Lemma 3.1, u j is uniformly bounded in W 1,p () and hence w j is uniformly bounded in W 1,p (). Therefore Φ(u j ) (W 1,p ()) = Φ(u j), v j = Φ Ki (u j ), v j 0. As u j is bounded in W 1,p (), there exists u W 1,p () such that u j u, weakly in W 1,p (). As it is well known that the unrestricted functional Φ satisfies the Palais-Smale condition (cf. [9] and [13]), the lemma follows. See [15] for the details. We obtain immediately the following result. Lemma 3.6. Let u K i be a critical point of the restricted functional Φ Ki. Then u is also a critical point of the unrestricted functional Φ and hence a weak solution to (1.1). With all this preparatives, the proof of the Theorem follows easily. Proof of the Theorem. The proof now is a standard application of the Lusternik Schnirelman method for non-compact manifolds. See [14]. References [1] D. Arcoya and J.I. Diaz. S-shaped bifurcation branch in a quasilinear multivalued model arising in climatology. J. Differential Equations, 150 (1998), [2] C. Atkinson and K. El Kalli. Some boundary value problems for the Bingham model. J. Non-Newtonian Fluid Mech. 41 (1992), [3] C. Atkinson and C.R. Champion. On some boundary value problems for the equation (F ( w ) w) = 0. Proc. R. Soc. London A, 448 (1995), [4] T. Bartsch and Z. Liu. On a superlinear elliptic p-laplacian equation. J. Differential Equations, 198 (2004), [5] M. del Pino and C. Flores. Asymptotic behavior of best constants and extremals for trace embeddings in expanding domains. Comm. Partial Differential Equations, 26 (11-12) (2001), [6] J.I. Diaz. Nonlinear partial differential equations and free boundaries. Pitman Publ. Program 1985.
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