A Liouville type theorem for a class of anisotropic equations

Barbu, Luminiţa; Enache, Cristian

doi:10.1515/auom-2016-0047

Abstract

In this paper we are dealing with entire solutions of a general class of anisotropic equations. Under some appropriate conditions on the data, we show that the corresponding equations cannot have non-trivial positive solutions bounded from above.

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A Liouville type theorem for a class of anisotropic equations

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