Potential analysis of multi layers optic fiber models
Kateryna Buryachenko, Yuliya Kudrych
TL;DR
This work develops pointwise Wolff-potential estimates for nonnegative weak solutions of double-phase elliptic equations with variable exponents $p(x)$ and $q(x)$, motivated by modeling multilayer optic-fiber devices. Building on prior constant-exponent results, it introduces the $W^{1,G}$ framework and derives sharp pointwise bounds for $u(x_0)$ in terms of nonlinear Wolff potentials of the right-hand side $f\in L^1$, with distinct cases depending on the interlayer coefficient $a(x_0)$. The main theorem extends known regularity and potential-estimate techniques to the variable-exponent setting and provides explicit dependence on the layer structure via $p_-,p_+,q_-,q_+$. These results offer a rigorous mathematical tool for analyzing heterogeneous optical-media models and can inform design and analysis of multilayer optic-fiber technologies.
Abstract
We study pointwise potential estimates of the weak nonnegative solutions for the double phase elliptic equations with variables powers of nonlinearity: p(x), q(x). We discuss also the applications of the obtained theoretical results for the problem of modeling and analyzing of optic fiber and optic cable modern technologies.
