In 1995, D. Jerison and C. Kenig in [10] considered the inhomogeneous Dirichlet problem Ξ β’ π’ = π in Ξ©, π’ = 0 on βΞ© in Lipschitz domains. One of their main results shows that the π 1 , π estimate holds for the sharp range 3 2 β π < π < 3 + π if π β₯ 3 and 4 3 β π < π < 4 + π if π = 2 . Although the methods employed in [10] yield optimal results, they rely in an essential fashion on the maximum principle and, as such, do not readily adapt to higher order case. By using a new method, the aim of this paper is to establish an extension of their theorem for higher order inhomogeneous elliptic equations on bounded Lipschitz domains.
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