We give a classification of second-order polynomial solutions for the homogeneous k-Hessian equation σ_k[u] = 0. There are only two classes of polynomial solutions: One is convex polynomial; another one must not be(k...We give a classification of second-order polynomial solutions for the homogeneous k-Hessian equation σ_k[u] = 0. There are only two classes of polynomial solutions: One is convex polynomial; another one must not be(k + 1)-convex, and in the second case, the k-Hessian equations are uniformly elliptic with respect to that solution. Based on this classification, we obtain the existence of C∞local solution for nonhomogeneous term f without sign assumptions.展开更多
This paper deals with the existence of Darboux first integrals for the planar polynomial differential systems x=x-y+P n+1(x,y)+xF2n(x,y),y=x+y+Q n+1(x,y)+yF2n(x,y),where P i(x,y),Q i(x,y)and F i(x,y)are homogeneous po...This paper deals with the existence of Darboux first integrals for the planar polynomial differential systems x=x-y+P n+1(x,y)+xF2n(x,y),y=x+y+Q n+1(x,y)+yF2n(x,y),where P i(x,y),Q i(x,y)and F i(x,y)are homogeneous polynomials of degree i.Within this class,we identify some new Darboux integrable systems having either a focus or a center at the origin.For such Darboux integrable systems having degrees 5and 9 we give the explicit expressions of their algebraic limit cycles.For the systems having degrees 3,5,7 and 9and restricted to a certain subclass we present necessary and sufficient conditions for being Darboux integrable.展开更多
Suppose that B is a rational function having a pole at co of order n ＞ 0 and that H 0 is a meromorphic function satisfying o(H) =β (n+ k)/k. If the differential equation f(k) + Bf =H(z) has a meromorphic solution f,...Suppose that B is a rational function having a pole at co of order n ＞ 0 and that H 0 is a meromorphic function satisfying o(H) =β (n+ k)/k. If the differential equation f(k) + Bf =H(z) has a meromorphic solution f, then all meromorphic solutions f satisfy λ(f) = λ(f) = δ(f) = max{β, (n + k)/k},except at most one exceptional meromorphic solution f0.展开更多
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 11171339 and 11171261)National Center for Mathematics and Interdisciplinary Sciences
文摘We give a classification of second-order polynomial solutions for the homogeneous k-Hessian equation σ_k[u] = 0. There are only two classes of polynomial solutions: One is convex polynomial; another one must not be(k + 1)-convex, and in the second case, the k-Hessian equations are uniformly elliptic with respect to that solution. Based on this classification, we obtain the existence of C∞local solution for nonhomogeneous term f without sign assumptions.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 11271252)Ministerio de Economiay Competitidad of Spain (Grant No. MTM2008-03437)+2 种基金 Agència de Gestió d’Ajuts Universitaris i de Recerca of Catalonia (Grant No. 2009SGR410)ICREA Academia,Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education of China (Grant No. 20110073110054)a Marie Curie International Research Staff Exchange Scheme Fellowship within the 7th European Community Framework Programme (Grant Nos. FP7-PEOPLE-2012-IRSES-316338 and 318999)
文摘This paper deals with the existence of Darboux first integrals for the planar polynomial differential systems x=x-y+P n+1(x,y)+xF2n(x,y),y=x+y+Q n+1(x,y)+yF2n(x,y),where P i(x,y),Q i(x,y)and F i(x,y)are homogeneous polynomials of degree i.Within this class,we identify some new Darboux integrable systems having either a focus or a center at the origin.For such Darboux integrable systems having degrees 5and 9 we give the explicit expressions of their algebraic limit cycles.For the systems having degrees 3,5,7 and 9and restricted to a certain subclass we present necessary and sufficient conditions for being Darboux integrable.
文摘Suppose that B is a rational function having a pole at co of order n ＞ 0 and that H 0 is a meromorphic function satisfying o(H) =β (n+ k)/k. If the differential equation f(k) + Bf =H(z) has a meromorphic solution f, then all meromorphic solutions f satisfy λ(f) = λ(f) = δ(f) = max{β, (n + k)/k},except at most one exceptional meromorphic solution f0.
