On doubling inequalities for elliptic systems
arXiv:0810.0115 · doi:10.1016/j.jmaa.2009.04.024
Abstract
We prove doubling inequalities for solutions of elliptic systems with an iterated Laplacian as diagonal principal part and for solutions of the Lame' system of isotropic linearized elasticity. These inequalities depend on global properties of the solutions.
13 pages, submitted for publication
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