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Regularity at infinity of Hadamard manifolds with respect to some elliptic operators and applications to asymptotic Dirichlet problems

Let $M$ be Hadamard manifold with sectional curvature $K_{M}\leq-k^{2}$, $k>0$. Denote by $\partial_{\infty}M$ the asymptotic boundary of $M$. We say that $M$ satisfies the strict convexity condition (SC condition) if, given $x\in\partial_{\infty}M$ and a relatively open subset $W\subset\partial_{\infty}M$ containing $x$, there exists a $C^{2}$ open subset $Ω\subset M$ such that $x\in\operatorname*{Int}(\partial_{\infty}Ω) \subset W$ and $M\setminusΩ$ is convex. We prove that the SC condition implies that $M$ is regular at infinity relative to the operator $$\mathcal{Q}[u] :=\mathrm{div}(\frac{a(|\nabla u|)}{|\nabla u|}\nabla u),$$ subject to some conditions. It follows that under the SC condition, the Dirichlet problem for the minimal hypersurface and the $p$-Laplacian ($p>1$) equations are solvable for any prescribed continuous asymptotic boundary data. It is also proved that if $M$ is rotationally symmetric or if $\inf_{B_{R+1}}K_{M}\geq-e^{2kR}/R^{2+2ε}, R\geq R^{\ast},$ for some $R^{\ast}$ and $ε>0,$ where $B_{R+1}$ is the geodesic ball with radius $R+1$ centered at a fixed point of $M,$ then $M$ satisfies the SC condition.

preprint2013arXivOpen access

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