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Non-autonomous functionals, borderline cases and related function classes

Baroni, Paolo
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Colombo, Maria  
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Mingione, Giuseppe
March 30, 2016
St. Petersburg Mathematical Journal

The class of non-autonomous functionals under study is characterized by the fact that the energy density changes its ellipticity and growth properties according to the point; some regularity results are proved for related minimizers. These results are the borderline counterpart of analogous ones previously derived for non-autonomous functionals with (p, q)-growth. Also, similar functionals related to Musielak-Orlicz spaces are discussed, in which basic properties like the density of smooth functions, the boundedness of maximal and integral operators, and the validity of Sobolev type inequalities are naturally related to the assumptions needed to prove the regularity of minima.

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research article
DOI
10.1090/spmj/1392
Author(s)
Baroni, Paolo
Colombo, Maria  
Mingione, Giuseppe
Date Issued

2016-03-30

Published in
St. Petersburg Mathematical Journal
Volume

27

Issue

3

Start page

347

End page

379

URL
http://www.ams.org/spmj/2016-27-03/S1061-0022-2016-01392-2/
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REVIEWED

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OTHER

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February 13, 2020
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