Existence of a positive solution for an th order boundary value problem for nonlinear difference equations.
Henderson, Johnny, Lauer, Susan D. (1997)
Abstract and Applied Analysis
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Henderson, Johnny, Lauer, Susan D. (1997)
Abstract and Applied Analysis
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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 spectral radius of some associated problems. We also use a variational characterization for both the self-adjoint and the general case.
Qingliu Yao (2011)
Annales Polonici Mathematici
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This paper studies positive solutions and eigenvalue intervals of a nonlinear third-order two-point boundary value problem. The nonlinear term is allowed to be singular with respect to both the time and space variables. By constructing a proper cone and applying the Guo-Krasnosel'skii fixed point theorem, the eigenvalue intervals for which there exist one, two, three or infinitely many positive solutions are obtained.
Martínez, Sandra, Rossi, Julio D. (2002)
Abstract and Applied Analysis
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