Condenser capacities and capacitary potentials for unbounded sets, and global -harmonic Green functions on metric spaces
arXiv:2310.05702 · doi:10.1080/03605302.2024.2411521
Abstract
We study the condenser capacity on \emph{unbounded} open sets in a proper connected metric space equipped with a locally doubling measure supporting a local -Poincaré inequality, where . Using a new definition of capacitary potentials, we show that is countably subadditive and that it is a Choquet capacity. We next obtain formulas for the capacity of superlevel sets for the capacitary potential. These are then used to show that -harmonic Green functions exist in an unbounded domain if and only if either is -hyperbolic or the Sobolev capacity . As an application, we deduce new results for Perron solutions and boundary regularity for the Dirichlet boundary value problem for -harmonic functions in unbounded open sets.
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