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تسجيل مستخدم جديدGlobal W^1,p regularity for an elliptic problem with measure source and Leray-Hardy potential,
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In this paper, we develop the Littman-Stampacchia-Weinberger duality approach to obtain global W^1,p estimates for a class of elliptic problems involving Leray-Hardy operators and measure sources in a distributional framework associated with a dual formulation with a specific weight function.
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