On the existence of almost-periodic solutions of neutral functional-differential equations.
We study the existence of global canard surfaces for a wide class of real singular perturbation problems. These surfaces define families of solutions which remain near the slow curve as the singular parameter goes to zero.
For several specific mappings we show their chaotic behaviour by detecting the existence of their transversal homoclinic points. Our approach has an analytical feature based on the method of Lyapunov-Schmidt.
We study the vector -Laplacian We prove that there exists a sequence of solutions of () such that is a critical point of and another sequence of solutions of such that is a local minimum point of , where is a functional defined below.
The existence of positive solutions for a nonlocal boundary-value problem with vector-valued response is investigated. We develop duality and variational principles for this problem. Our variational approach enables us to approximate solutions and give a measure of a duality gap between the primal and dual functional for minimizing sequences.
The existence of nonnegative radial solutions for some systems of m (m ≥ 1) quasilinear elliptic equations is proved by a simple application of a fixed point theorem in cones.