Comparison Principle with a Weighted Penalty for Operators Convex in the Value, Gradient and Matrix Variables
theoremAnalysisPDEthm:comparison-weighted-penalty-convex-euclidean-2026aLet F be continuous, strictly proper, convex in (r,p,X) at each x (no convexity in x), and satisfy the structure condition on the sublevel sets of a penalty P, and let sP-K be a classical subsolution for some s<w. Then a viscosity subsolution u with u-wP of P-subordinate growth from above lies below every viscosity supersolution v with v-wP of P-subordinate growth from below. No boundary condition is imposed.
In the setting of Second-Order Equations on Euclidean Open Sets, let be a natural number, let be open, let be a penalty on , and for let , a bounded open set by Basic Properties of the Sublevel Sets of a Penalty §sublevel-sets. Let , let be positive and let be a second-order equation operator on . Assume the following five conditions.
1. (Continuity)¶ is continuous.
2. (Strict properness)¶ is strictly proper with constant .
3. (Convexity in )¶ is convex in .
4. (Structure condition on the sublevel sets of )¶ For every with nonempty there is a modulus of continuity such that the restriction of Restriction of a Second-Order Equation Operator to an Open Subset §operator and satisfy the structure condition of the comparison principle for the Dirichlet problem with in place of .
5. (A classical subsolution of weight below )¶ There are with such that the function on , with value at , is a classical subsolution of on ; it is of class on by Penalty on an Open Subset of Euclidean Space §regularity and Constants, Coordinate Functions, Sums and Products of Functions on a Euclidean Open Set.
Let be a viscosity subsolution of on such that has -subordinate growth from above, and let be a viscosity supersolution of on such that has -subordinate growth from below.
Then for every .
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