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Ashok Aryal

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Solvability of Inclusions Involving Perturbations of Positively Homogeneous Maximal Monotone Operators

Let $X$ be a real reflexive Banach space and $X^*$ be its dual space. Let $G_1$ and $G_2$ be open subsets of $X$ such that $\bar G_2\subset G_1$, $0\in G_2$, and $G_1$ is bounded. Let $L: X\supset D(L)\to X^*$ be a densely defined linear maximal monotone operator, $A:X\supset D(A)\to 2^{X^*}$ be a maximal monotone and positively homogeneous operator of degree $γ>0$, $C:X\supset D(C)\to X^*$ be a bounded demicontinuous operator of type $(S_+)$ w.r.t. $D(L)$, and $T:\bar G_1\to 2^{X^*}$ be a compact and upper-semicontinuous operator whose values are closed and convex sets in $X^*$. We first take $L=0$ and establish the existence of nonzero solutions of $Ax+ Cx+ Tx\ni 0$ in the set $G_1\setminus G_2.$ Secondly, we assume that $A$ is bounded and establish the existence of nonzero solutions of $Lx+Ax+Cx\ni 0$ in $G_1\setminus G_2.$ We remove the restrictions $γ\in (0, 1]$ for $Ax+ Cx+ Tx\ni 0$ and $γ= 1$ for $Lx+Ax+Cx\ni 0$ from such existing results in the literature. We also present applications to elliptic and parabolic partial differential equations in general divergence form satisfying Dirichlet boundary conditions.

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Geometry of mean value sets for general divergence form uniformly elliptic operators

In the Fermi Lectures on the obstacle problem in 1998, Caffarelli gave a proof of the mean value theorem which extends to general divergence form uniformly elliptic operators. In the general setting, the result shows that for any such operator $L$ and at any point $x_0$ in the domain, there exists a nested family of sets $\{ D_r(x_0) \}$ where the average over any of those sets is related to the value of the function at $x_0.$ Although it is known that the $\{ D_r(x_0) \}$ are nested and are comparable to balls in the sense that there exists $c, C$ depending only on $L$ such that $B_{cr}(x_0) \subset D_r(x_0) \subset B_{Cr}(x_0)$ for all $r > 0$ and $x_0$ in the domain, otherwise their geometric and topological properties are largely unknown. In this paper we begin the study of these topics and we prove a few results about the geometry of these sets and give a couple of applications of the theorems.

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