A refined version of the strong maximum principle is proven for a class of second order ordinary differential equations with possibly discontinuous non-monotone nonlinearities. Then, exploiting this tool, some optimal regularity results, recently established by L\'opez-G\'omez and Omari for the bounded variation solutions of non-autonomous quasilinear equations driven by the one-dimensional curvature operator, are substantially improved by admitting general prescribed curvatures and by incorporating general boundary conditions. The novel approach developed here yields a new, deeper, interpretation of the assumptions introduced in our previous papers, simultaneously clarifying their meaning and making fully transparent their connection with the strong maximum principle.

Optimal regularity results for the one-dimensional prescribed curvature equation via the strong maximum principle / Lopez-Gomez, J.; Omari, P.. - In: JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS AND APPLICATIONS. - ISSN 0022-247X. - STAMPA. - 518:2(2023), pp. 126719.1-126719.22. [10.1016/j.jmaa.2022.126719]

Optimal regularity results for the one-dimensional prescribed curvature equation via the strong maximum principle

Omari P.
2023-01-01

Abstract

A refined version of the strong maximum principle is proven for a class of second order ordinary differential equations with possibly discontinuous non-monotone nonlinearities. Then, exploiting this tool, some optimal regularity results, recently established by L\'opez-G\'omez and Omari for the bounded variation solutions of non-autonomous quasilinear equations driven by the one-dimensional curvature operator, are substantially improved by admitting general prescribed curvatures and by incorporating general boundary conditions. The novel approach developed here yields a new, deeper, interpretation of the assumptions introduced in our previous papers, simultaneously clarifying their meaning and making fully transparent their connection with the strong maximum principle.
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