Harnack's inequality
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PDE Evans, 2nd edition, Exercise 2.7
Use Poisson's formula for the ball to prove
$$r^{n-2} frac{r-|x|}{(r+|x|)^{n-1}}u(0) le u(x) le r^{n-2} frac{r+|x|}{(r-|x|)^{n-1}}u(0)$$
whenever $u in C^2(B^0(0,r)) cap C(partial B(0,r))$ is positive and harmonic in $B^0(0,r) subset mathbb{R}^n$. This is an explicit form of Harnack's inequality.
My proof attempt is in the answer, but I would like to know if it's correct.
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PDE Evans, 2nd edition, Exercise 2.7
Use Poisson's formula for the ball to prove
$$r^{n-2} frac{r-|x|}{(r+|x|)^{n-1}}u(0) le u(x) le r^{n-2} frac{r+|x|}{(r-|x|)^{n-1}}u(0)$$
whenever $u in C^2(B^0(0,r)) cap C(partial B(0,r))$ is positive and harmonic in $B^0(0,r) subset mathbb{R}^n$. This is an explicit form of Harnack's inequality.
My proof attempt is in the answer, but I would like to know if it's correct.
proof-verification pde
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PDE Evans, 2nd edition, Exercise 2.7
Use Poisson's formula for the ball to prove
$$r^{n-2} frac{r-|x|}{(r+|x|)^{n-1}}u(0) le u(x) le r^{n-2} frac{r+|x|}{(r-|x|)^{n-1}}u(0)$$
whenever $u in C^2(B^0(0,r)) cap C(partial B(0,r))$ is positive and harmonic in $B^0(0,r) subset mathbb{R}^n$. This is an explicit form of Harnack's inequality.
My proof attempt is in the answer, but I would like to know if it's correct.
proof-verification pde
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PDE Evans, 2nd edition, Exercise 2.7
Use Poisson's formula for the ball to prove
$$r^{n-2} frac{r-|x|}{(r+|x|)^{n-1}}u(0) le u(x) le r^{n-2} frac{r+|x|}{(r-|x|)^{n-1}}u(0)$$
whenever $u in C^2(B^0(0,r)) cap C(partial B(0,r))$ is positive and harmonic in $B^0(0,r) subset mathbb{R}^n$. This is an explicit form of Harnack's inequality.
My proof attempt is in the answer, but I would like to know if it's correct.
proof-verification pde
proof-verification pde
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Triangle inequality and reverse triangle inequality assert that
$$r-|x|le|x-y|le r+|x|$$ for all $x in B^0(0,r)$ and $y in partial B(0,r)$ (which means $|y|=r$).
Now we appeal to Poisson's formula: $$u(x) = frac{r^2-|x|^2}{n alpha(n)r}int_{partial B(0,r)} frac{g(y)}{|x-y|^n} dS(y)$$
Thus, begin{align}
u(x) &le frac{r^2-|x|^2}{n alpha(n)r}int_{partial B(0,r)} frac{g(y)}{(r-|x|)^n} dS(y) \
&= r^{n-2} frac{r+|x|}{(r-|x|)^{n-1}} frac{1}{n alpha(n)r^{n-1}} int_{partial B(0,r)} g(y) , dS(y) \
&= r^{n-2} frac{r+|x|}{(r-|x|)^{n-1}} u(0) end{align}
and begin{align}
u(x) &ge frac{r^2-|x|^2}{n alpha(n)r}int_{partial B(0,r)} frac{g(y)}{(r+|x|)^n} dS(y) \
&= r^{n-2} frac{r-|x|}{(r+|x|)^{n-1}} frac{1}{n alpha(n)r^{n-1}} int_{partial B(0,r)} g(y) , dS(y) \
&= r^{n-2} frac{r-|x|}{(r+|x|)^{n-1}} u(0) end{align}
Therefore, Harnack's inequality has been established, as desired.
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Triangle inequality and reverse triangle inequality assert that
$$r-|x|le|x-y|le r+|x|$$ for all $x in B^0(0,r)$ and $y in partial B(0,r)$ (which means $|y|=r$).
Now we appeal to Poisson's formula: $$u(x) = frac{r^2-|x|^2}{n alpha(n)r}int_{partial B(0,r)} frac{g(y)}{|x-y|^n} dS(y)$$
Thus, begin{align}
u(x) &le frac{r^2-|x|^2}{n alpha(n)r}int_{partial B(0,r)} frac{g(y)}{(r-|x|)^n} dS(y) \
&= r^{n-2} frac{r+|x|}{(r-|x|)^{n-1}} frac{1}{n alpha(n)r^{n-1}} int_{partial B(0,r)} g(y) , dS(y) \
&= r^{n-2} frac{r+|x|}{(r-|x|)^{n-1}} u(0) end{align}
and begin{align}
u(x) &ge frac{r^2-|x|^2}{n alpha(n)r}int_{partial B(0,r)} frac{g(y)}{(r+|x|)^n} dS(y) \
&= r^{n-2} frac{r-|x|}{(r+|x|)^{n-1}} frac{1}{n alpha(n)r^{n-1}} int_{partial B(0,r)} g(y) , dS(y) \
&= r^{n-2} frac{r-|x|}{(r+|x|)^{n-1}} u(0) end{align}
Therefore, Harnack's inequality has been established, as desired.
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$begingroup$
Triangle inequality and reverse triangle inequality assert that
$$r-|x|le|x-y|le r+|x|$$ for all $x in B^0(0,r)$ and $y in partial B(0,r)$ (which means $|y|=r$).
Now we appeal to Poisson's formula: $$u(x) = frac{r^2-|x|^2}{n alpha(n)r}int_{partial B(0,r)} frac{g(y)}{|x-y|^n} dS(y)$$
Thus, begin{align}
u(x) &le frac{r^2-|x|^2}{n alpha(n)r}int_{partial B(0,r)} frac{g(y)}{(r-|x|)^n} dS(y) \
&= r^{n-2} frac{r+|x|}{(r-|x|)^{n-1}} frac{1}{n alpha(n)r^{n-1}} int_{partial B(0,r)} g(y) , dS(y) \
&= r^{n-2} frac{r+|x|}{(r-|x|)^{n-1}} u(0) end{align}
and begin{align}
u(x) &ge frac{r^2-|x|^2}{n alpha(n)r}int_{partial B(0,r)} frac{g(y)}{(r+|x|)^n} dS(y) \
&= r^{n-2} frac{r-|x|}{(r+|x|)^{n-1}} frac{1}{n alpha(n)r^{n-1}} int_{partial B(0,r)} g(y) , dS(y) \
&= r^{n-2} frac{r-|x|}{(r+|x|)^{n-1}} u(0) end{align}
Therefore, Harnack's inequality has been established, as desired.
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$begingroup$
Triangle inequality and reverse triangle inequality assert that
$$r-|x|le|x-y|le r+|x|$$ for all $x in B^0(0,r)$ and $y in partial B(0,r)$ (which means $|y|=r$).
Now we appeal to Poisson's formula: $$u(x) = frac{r^2-|x|^2}{n alpha(n)r}int_{partial B(0,r)} frac{g(y)}{|x-y|^n} dS(y)$$
Thus, begin{align}
u(x) &le frac{r^2-|x|^2}{n alpha(n)r}int_{partial B(0,r)} frac{g(y)}{(r-|x|)^n} dS(y) \
&= r^{n-2} frac{r+|x|}{(r-|x|)^{n-1}} frac{1}{n alpha(n)r^{n-1}} int_{partial B(0,r)} g(y) , dS(y) \
&= r^{n-2} frac{r+|x|}{(r-|x|)^{n-1}} u(0) end{align}
and begin{align}
u(x) &ge frac{r^2-|x|^2}{n alpha(n)r}int_{partial B(0,r)} frac{g(y)}{(r+|x|)^n} dS(y) \
&= r^{n-2} frac{r-|x|}{(r+|x|)^{n-1}} frac{1}{n alpha(n)r^{n-1}} int_{partial B(0,r)} g(y) , dS(y) \
&= r^{n-2} frac{r-|x|}{(r+|x|)^{n-1}} u(0) end{align}
Therefore, Harnack's inequality has been established, as desired.
$endgroup$
Triangle inequality and reverse triangle inequality assert that
$$r-|x|le|x-y|le r+|x|$$ for all $x in B^0(0,r)$ and $y in partial B(0,r)$ (which means $|y|=r$).
Now we appeal to Poisson's formula: $$u(x) = frac{r^2-|x|^2}{n alpha(n)r}int_{partial B(0,r)} frac{g(y)}{|x-y|^n} dS(y)$$
Thus, begin{align}
u(x) &le frac{r^2-|x|^2}{n alpha(n)r}int_{partial B(0,r)} frac{g(y)}{(r-|x|)^n} dS(y) \
&= r^{n-2} frac{r+|x|}{(r-|x|)^{n-1}} frac{1}{n alpha(n)r^{n-1}} int_{partial B(0,r)} g(y) , dS(y) \
&= r^{n-2} frac{r+|x|}{(r-|x|)^{n-1}} u(0) end{align}
and begin{align}
u(x) &ge frac{r^2-|x|^2}{n alpha(n)r}int_{partial B(0,r)} frac{g(y)}{(r+|x|)^n} dS(y) \
&= r^{n-2} frac{r-|x|}{(r+|x|)^{n-1}} frac{1}{n alpha(n)r^{n-1}} int_{partial B(0,r)} g(y) , dS(y) \
&= r^{n-2} frac{r-|x|}{(r+|x|)^{n-1}} u(0) end{align}
Therefore, Harnack's inequality has been established, as desired.
edited Jun 20 '14 at 18:34
answered Jun 6 '14 at 17:30
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