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Teodor Rugină

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Sharp second order inequalities with distance function to the boundary and applications to a p-Biharmonic singular problem

In this paper, we prove generalizations to the L^p setting of the Hardy-Rellich inequalities on domains of R^N with singularity given by the distance function to the boundary. The inequalities we obtain are either sharp in bounded domains, where we provide concrete minimizing sequences, or give a new bound for the sharp constant, while also depending on the geometric properties of the domain and its boundary. We also give applications to the existence and non-existence of solutions for a singular problem using variational methods and a Pohozaev identity.

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Sharp multipolar $L^p$-Hardy-type inequalities on Riemannian manifolds

In this paper we prove sharp multipolar Hardy-type inequalities in the Riemannian $L^p-$setting for $p\geq 2$ using the method of super-solutions and fundamental results from comparison theory on manifolds, thus generalizing previous results for $p=2$. We emphasize that when we restrict to Cartan-Hadamard manifolds, the inequalities improve in the case $2<p<N$ compared to the case $p=2$ since we obtain positive remainder terms which are controlled by curvature estimates. In the end, we treat the cases of positive and negative constant sectional curvature.

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Best constants in bipolar L^p-Hardy-type Inequalities

In this work we prove sharp $L^p$ versions of multipolar Hardy inequalities in the case of a bipolar potential and $p\geq 2$, which were first developed in the case $p=2$ by Cazacu (CCM 2016) and Cazacu&Zuazua (Studies in phase space analysis with applications to PDEs, 2013). Our results are sharp and minimizers do exist in the energy space. New features appear when $p>2$ compared to the linear case $p=2$ at the level of criticality of the p-Laplacian $-Δ_p$ perturbed by a singular Hardy bipolar potential.

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