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Exponential perturbation proof of the weak maximum principle with drift
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Partial differential equation
Elliptic boundary value problem
Uniformly elliptic operator
Weak maximum principle for elliptic operators
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For
Lu
=
a
ij
D
ij
u
+
b
i
D
i
u
with
a
ij
ξ
i
ξ
j
≥
λ
∣
ξ
∣
2
and
∣
b
1
∣
<
λ
ℓ
, the
function
q
(
x
)
=
e
−
ℓ
x
1
satisfies
L
q
=
q
(
ℓ
2
a
11
−
ℓ
b
1
)
>
0.
(1)
If
Lu
≥
0
had
a
strict
interior maximum above the boundary maximum, then
u
+
εq
would retain an interior maximum for small
ε
>
0
, where ellipticity gives
L
(
u
+
εq
)
≤
0
. This contradicts its strictly positive
image
under
L
.
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