Double resonance and multiple solutions for semilinear elliptic equations
P. N. Srikanth (1984)
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We study the existence of principal eigenvalues for differential operators of second order which are not necessarily in divergence form. We obtain results concerning multiplicity of principal eigenvalues in both the variational and the general case. Our approach uses systematically the Krein-Rutman theorem and fixed point arguments for the inverse of the spectral radius of some associated problems. We also use a variational characterization for both the self-adjoint and the general case. ...
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The purpose of this paper is to extend the Díaz-Saá’s inequality for the unbounded domains as RN. The proof is based on the Picone’s identity which is very useful in problems involving p-Laplacian. In a second part, we study some properties of the first eigenvalue for a system of p-Laplacian. We use Díaz-Saá’s inequality to prove uniqueness and Egorov’s theorem for the isolation. These results generalize J. Fleckinger, R. F. Manásevich, N. M. Stavrakakis...
Massabo, I. (1981)
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We study eigenvalue problems with discontinuous terms. In particular we consider two problems: a nonlinear problem and a semilinear problem for elliptic equations. In order to study the existence of solutions we replace these two problems with their multivalued approximations and, for the first problem, we estabilish an existence result while for the second problem we prove the existence of multiple nontrivial solutions. The approach used is variational.