On the shape of solutions to elliptic equations in possibly non convex planar domains
Luca Battaglia, Fabio De Regibus, Massimo Grossi

TL;DR
This paper investigates the uniqueness of critical points in positive solutions to elliptic equations in planar domains, establishing geometric conditions for uniqueness and analyzing stable solutions in perturbed convex domains.
Contribution
It introduces a geometric condition involving boundary curvature and boundary derivatives to ensure critical point uniqueness and studies stable solutions in nearly convex domains.
Findings
Uniqueness of critical points under specific geometric conditions
Conditions involving boundary curvature and derivatives ensure solution properties
Analysis of stable solutions in perturbed convex domains
Abstract
In this note we prove uniqueness of the critical point for positive solutions of elliptic problems in bounded planar domains: we first examine the Poisson problem - Delta u = f(x,y) finding a geometric condition involving the curvature of the boundary and the normal derivative of f on the boundary to ensure uniqueness of the critical point. In the second part we consider stable solutions of the nonlinear problem -Delta u = f(u) in perturbation of convex domains.
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Taxonomy
TopicsNonlinear Partial Differential Equations · Advanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering · Nonlinear Differential Equations Analysis
