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Set
A=sup∂Ω​∣u∣,B=supΩ​∣f∣,v(x)=A+B(e2d−ex1​+d).
(1)
Then v≥A and, because 1≤ex1​+d≤e2d and c≤0,
(Δ+c)v=−Bex1​+d+cv≤−B.
(2)
Thus (Δ+c)(u−v)=f−(Δ+c)v≥0 and u−v≤0 on the boundary. The weak maximum principle for elliptic operators gives u≤v. Applying the same argument to −u gives ∣u∣≤v, hence
Ωsup​∣u∣≤∂Ωsup​∣u∣+(e2d−1)Ωsup​∣f∣.​
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