The Stokes and Poisson problem in variable exponent spaces
Lars Diening, Daniel Lengeler, Michael Ruzicka

TL;DR
This paper extends classical PDE theories to variable exponent spaces, establishing existence results for Stokes and Poisson problems with inhomogeneous boundary conditions on bounded domains.
Contribution
It generalizes Calderon-Zygmund and Agmon-Douglis-Nirenberg theories to variable exponent spaces, proving existence of solutions for complex boundary value problems.
Findings
Existence of strong and weak solutions in variable exponent spaces
Generalization of classical PDE theories to variable exponent contexts
Applicability to bounded domains with C^{1,1} boundary
Abstract
We study the Stokes and Poisson problem in the context of variable exponent spaces. We prove the existence of strong and weak solutions for bounded domains with C^{1,1} boundary with inhomogenous boundary values. The result is based on generalizations of the classical theories of Calderon-Zygmund and Agmon-Douglis-Nirenberg to variable exponent spaces.
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