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Wolff potentials and local behaviour of solutions to measure data elliptic problems with Orlicz growth

We establish pointwise estimates expressed in terms of a nonlinear potential of a generalized Wolff type for $A$-superharmonic functions with nonlinear operator $A:Ω\times\mathbb{R}^n\to\mathbb{R}^n$ having measurable dependence on the spacial variable and Orlicz growth with respect to the last variable. The result is sharp as the same potential controls bounds from above and from below. Applying it we provide a bunch of precise regularity results including continuity and Hölder continuity for solutions to problems involving measures that satisfies conditions expressed in the natural scales. Finally, we give a variant of Hedberg--Wolff theorem on characterization of the dual of the Orlicz space.

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