Explores solutions to an obstacle problem involving fractional infinity Laplacian functions, suggesting new methods for analysis.
This paper deals with the obstacle problem for the fractional infinity Laplacian with nonhomogeneous term $f(u)$, where f:R⁺ ↦ R⁺: cases L[u]=f(u) & in \,\,\,\,\, >0\\\ u ≥ 0 & in \,\,\,\,\, Ω\\ u=g & on\,\,\,\,\, ∂ Ωcases, with [[EQUATION]]\\ Under the assumptions that f is a continuous and monotone function and that the boundary datum g is in C0,β(∂Ω) for some 0<β<α, we prove existence of a solution u to this problem. Moreover, this solution u is β-H\"olderian on Ω̄. Our proof is based on an approximation of f by an appropriate sequence of functions f_ε where we prove using Perron's method the existence of solutions u_ε, for every ε>0. Then, we show some uniform H\"older estimates on u_ε that guarantee that u_ε → u where this limit function u turns out to be a solution to our obstacle problem.
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