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Special Session 40

Qualitative aspects of linear and nonlinear elliptic and parabolic problems

Organizer(s):

Marta Garcia-Huidobro

Raul Manasevich

Introduction:

The aim of this session is to discuss properties of solutions to various types of elliptic and parabolic PDEs. Topics will include analysis of singularities, Liouville-type theorems, blow-up, convergence of solutions, etc.

List of abstracts Go Back
Name	Country	Title
Jose C Sabina de Lis	Spain	Diffusion problems of concave--convex nature: existence and multiplicity of solutions.
Roberta Filippucci	Italy	On entire solutions of elliptic systems
Jorge Garcia-Melian	Spain	Optimal Liouville theorems for semilinear equations in exterior domains
Paul G Schmidt	USA	Entire solutions of polyharmonic equations with superlinear but subcritical growth
Ignacio Guerra	Chile	Solutions for a semilinear elliptic equation in dimension two with supercritical growth
Satoshi Tanaka	Japan	Uniqueness of sign-changing radial solutions for a semilinear elliptic equation with an exponent near 1 in some 2-dimensional annulus
Naoki Shioji	Japan	Uniqueness of a positive radial solutions of some elliptic problems and its nondegeneracy
Mabel M Cuesta	France	A ONE SIDE SUPERLINEAR CRITICAL RESONANT PROBLEM WITH SMALL FORCING TERM
Raul Manasevich	Chile	Sign changing radial solutions on $\R^N$ for an equation with a $p$-Laplace operator and weights
Vladimir Bobkov	Germany	On sign-changing solutions for elliptic equations with complex nonlinearities
Julian Fernandez Bonder	Argentina	An extension of a Theorem of V. Sver\'ak to variable exponent spaces
MARIE-FRANCOISE M BIDAUT-VERON	France	A priori estimates and initial trace for a Hamilton-Jacobi equation with gradient absorption terms
Laurent Veron	France	Semilinear fractional elliptic equations involving measures
Oscar Agudelo	Czech Rep	Higher Dimensional Catenoid, Liouville Equation and Allen-Cahn Equation
Carmen Cortazar	Chile	Stationary solutions of a nonlocal, nonhomogenous equation.
Pilar Herreros	Chile	Uniqueness of the limit for an asymptotically autonomous semilinear equation on $\mathbb R^N$