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most citedComparison principles by monotonicity and duality for constant coefficient nonlinear potential theory and PDEs

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math.AP20221 cited

Interplay between nonlinear potential theory and fully nonlinear elliptic PDEs

F. Reese Harvey, Kevin R. Payne

We discuss one of the many topics that illustrate the interaction of Blaine Lawson's deep geometric and analytic insights. The first author is extremely grateful to have had the pl…

math.AP20204 cited

Comparison principles by monotonicity and duality for constant coefficient nonlinear potential theory and PDEs

Marco Cirant, F. Reese Harvey, H. Blaine Lawson +1

We prove comparison principles for nonlinear potential theories in euclidian spaces in a very straightforward manner from duality and monotonicity. We shall also show how to deduce…

math.AP2020

Comparison principles for viscosity solutions of elliptic branches of fully nonlinear equations independent of the gradient

Marco Cirant, Kevin R. Payne

The validity of the comparison principle in variable coefficient fully nonlinear gradient free potential theory is examined and then used to prove the comparison principle for full…

math.AP2019

Principal eigenvalues for k-Hessian operators by maximum principle methods

Isabeau Birindelli, Kevin R. Payne

For fully nonlinear -Hessian operators on bounded strictly -convex domains in , a characterization of the principal eigenvalue associated to a -conv…

math.AP20152 cited

On viscosity solutions to the Dirichlet problem for elliptic branches of nonhomogeneous fully nonlinear equations

Marco Cirant, Kevin R. Payne

For scalar fully nonlinear partial differential equations depending on the Hessian andspatial coordinates, we present a general theory for obtaining comparison principles and well…