The second-order quasilinear boundary value problems are considered when the nonlinear term is singular and the limit growth function at the infinite exists. With the introduction of the height function of the nonline...The second-order quasilinear boundary value problems are considered when the nonlinear term is singular and the limit growth function at the infinite exists. With the introduction of the height function of the nonlinear term on a bounded set and the consideration of the integration of the height function, the existence of the solution is proven. The existence theorem shows that the problem has a solution if the integration of the limit growth function has an appropriate value.展开更多
The main result of this study is to obtain, using the localization method in Briand et al. Levi, Fatou and Lebesgue type theorems for the solutions of certain one-dimensional backward stochastic differential equation ...The main result of this study is to obtain, using the localization method in Briand et al. Levi, Fatou and Lebesgue type theorems for the solutions of certain one-dimensional backward stochastic differential equation （BSDEs） with integrable parameters with respect to the terminal condition.展开更多
文摘The second-order quasilinear boundary value problems are considered when the nonlinear term is singular and the limit growth function at the infinite exists. With the introduction of the height function of the nonlinear term on a bounded set and the consideration of the integration of the height function, the existence of the solution is proven. The existence theorem shows that the problem has a solution if the integration of the limit growth function has an appropriate value.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.10671205)Youth Foundation of China University of Mining & Technology(No.2006A041)
文摘The main result of this study is to obtain, using the localization method in Briand et al. Levi, Fatou and Lebesgue type theorems for the solutions of certain one-dimensional backward stochastic differential equation （BSDEs） with integrable parameters with respect to the terminal condition.
