Regularity and minimal-growth conjecture for Fuchsian singularities

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Let XX) be the domain in Eq. (1), let X^\hat X be its compactification, and let ζ∈∂X^\zeta\in\partial\hat X. Assume that Eq. (1) has a Fuchsian type singularity at ζ\zeta and admits a global positive solution. A point ζ\zeta is regular for the equation if any two positive solutions in Gζ\mathcal{G}_\zeta are comparable with respect to the ordering ≾\precsim; a positive solution has minimal growth in a neighborhood of a set when it has the minimal-growth property used in the paper. Main conjecture. Then: (i) ζ\zeta is a regular point of Eq. (1); and (ii) Eq. (1) admits a unique global positive solution of minimal growth in a neighborhood of ∂X^∖{ζ}\partial\hat X\setminus\{\zeta\}. This conjecture is the paper’s main conjecture and is only partially answered there; the supplied text gives no complete resolution.

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Martin Fraas and Yehuda Pinchover, “Positive Liouville theorems and asymptotic behavior for p-Laplacian type elliptic equations with a Fuchsian potential”, arXiv:1003.5452 (2010).

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