Liouville theorems for -Laplacian equations in convex cones without finite-energy condition
arXiv:2605.29281
Abstract
We study the anisotropic Finsler -Laplacian equation \begin{equation*} \left\{ \begin{aligned} &-Δ^{H}_{p}u=f(u) \quad\,\,\, &{\rm{in}} \,\, \mathcal{C}, &{\bf{a}}(\nabla u)\cdot ν=0 \quad\,\,\, &{\rm{on}} \,\, \partial\mathcal{C}, \end{aligned} \right. \end{equation*} where , , is an open convex cone and is the anisotropic Finsler -Laplacian operator. If is nonnegative and subcritical, we prove that every bounded nonnegative solution in is identically zero. In particular, for with , we establish a pointwise decay estimate in via the doubling argument and blowing-up method and prove that all nonnegative solutions must be zero without the boundedness assumption. Our results are the subcritical counterpart of the classification result for the critical case in \cite{CFR}, and extend the Liouville type theorems in for the standard -Laplacian in \cite{SZ} and for the anisotropic -Laplacian in \cite{CFV, CHN} to general convex cones . In the critical case and typical case , for , we classified the positive solutions of the critical -Laplacian equation in convex cones without finite-energy assumption. This extends the classification result of \cite{Ou} in to general convex cones , and removes the finite-energy assumption in \cite{CFR} in the typical case .