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The obstacle problem for subelliptic non-divergence form operators on homogeneous groups

The main result established in this paper is the existence and uniqueness of strong solutions to the obstacle problem for a class of subelliptic operators in non-divergence form. The operators considered are structured on a set of smooth vector fields in R^n; X = \{X_0, X_1, ...,X_q\}, q \le n, satisfying Hörmanders finite rank condition. In this setting, X_0 is a lower order term while {X1, ...,X_q} are building blocks of the subelliptic part of the operator. In order to prove this, we establish an embedding theorem under the assumption that the set {X_0, X_1, ...,X_q} generates a homogeneous Lie group. Furthermore, we prove that any strong solution belongs to a suitable class of Hölder continuous functions.

preprint2013arXivOpen access

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