The nonlinear Poisson equation via a Newton-imbedding procedure

Mathematics – Analysis of PDEs

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This article considers the semilinear boundary value problem given by the Poisson equation, -\Delta u=f(u) in a bounded domain \Omega\subset \R^{n} with smooth boundary. For the zero boundary value case, we approximate a solution using the Newton-imbedding procedure. With the assumptions that f, f', and f" are bounded functions on \R, with f'<0, and \Omega\subset \R^{3}, the Newton-imbedding procedure yields a continuous solution. This study is in response to an independent work which applies the same procedure, but assuming that f' maps the Sobolev space H^{1}(\Omega) to the space of H\"older continuous functions C^{\alpha}(\bar{\Omega}), and f(u), f'(u), and f"(u) have uniform bounds. In the first part of this article, we prove that these assumptions force f to be a constant function. In the remainder of the article, we prove the existence, uniqueness, and H^{2}-regularity in the linear elliptic problem given by each iteration of Newton's method. We then use the regularity estimate to achieve convergence.

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