February 2024 $(p, q)$-biharmonic functions on networks
Hisayasu KURATA, Maretsugu YAMASAKI
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Hokkaido Math. J. 53(1): 111-138 (February 2024). DOI: 10.14492/hokmj/2022-629

Abstract

In the theory of potentials on Riemannian manifolds, Sario et al. [14] introduced the notion of $(p,q)$-biharmonic functions, i.e., $\Delta_q\Delta_pu = 0$, where $- \Delta_q = q - \Delta$ is a linear Schrödinger operator. They showed $(p,q)$-biharmonic classification of Riemannian manifolds and related facts. We show some analogous results by taking infinite networks for Riemannian manifolds. We obtain some new facts relating to the $(p,q)$-version of the growth of $\Delta_qu$ studied in [12]. Our $(p, q)$-biharmonic projection is analogous to that in [14].

Acknowledgment

The authors thank for the three anonymous referees for many valuable comments. The first referee shows us two recent works related to Schrödinger operator on graphs. The second referee points out several insufficient explanation. We would like to thank the third referee for his detailed comments which improved significantly the presentation of this paper.

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Hisayasu KURATA. Maretsugu YAMASAKI. "$(p, q)$-biharmonic functions on networks." Hokkaido Math. J. 53 (1) 111 - 138, February 2024. https://doi.org/10.14492/hokmj/2022-629

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Received: 6 May 2022; Revised: 8 November 2022; Published: February 2024
First available in Project Euclid: 13 February 2024

Digital Object Identifier: 10.14492/hokmj/2022-629

Subjects:
Primary: 31C20
Secondary: 31C25

Keywords: $(p,q)$-biharmonic classification of infinite networks , $(p,q)$-biharmonic Green functions , discrete $(p,q)$-biharmonic functions , discrete potential theory , metric growth of $q$-Laplacian , Riesz decomposition , ‎Schrödinger operator‎

Rights: Copyright c 2024 Hokkaido University, Department of Mathematics

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