Bounded Minimisers of Double Phase Variational Integrals
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Bounded minimisers of the functional w ->integral(broken vertical bar Dw(p) + a(x)broken vertical bar Dw broken vertical bar(q)) dx where and , are -regular provided the sharp bound holds.
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