Entire solutions for a quasilinear problem in the presence of sublinear and super-linear terms.
We consider a class of semilinear elliptic equations of the formwhere , is a periodic, positive function and is modeled on the classical two well Ginzburg-Landau potential . We look for solutions to (1) which verify the asymptotic conditions as uniformly with respect to . We show via variational methods that if is sufficiently small and is not constant, then (1) admits infinitely many of such solutions, distinct up to translations, which do not exhibit one dimensional symmetries.
We consider a class of semilinear elliptic equations of the form 15.7cm - where , is a periodic, positive function and is modeled on the classical two well Ginzburg-Landau potential . We look for solutions to ([see full textsee full text]) which verify the asymptotic conditions as uniformly with respect to . We show via variational methods that if ε is sufficiently small and a is not constant, then ([see full textsee full text]) admits infinitely many of such solutions, distinct...
We investigate finite element approximations of one-dimensional elliptic control problems. For semidiscretizations and full discretizations with piecewise constant controls we derive error estimates in the maximum norm.
We survey recent results concerning estimates of the principal eigenvalue of the Dirichlet -Laplacian and the Navier -biharmonic operator on a ball of radius in and its asymptotics for approaching and . Let tend to . There is a critical radius of the ball such that the principal eigenvalue goes to for and to for . The critical radius is for any for the -Laplacian and in the case of the -biharmonic operator. When approaches , the principal eigenvalue of the Dirichlet...
We revisit Kristály’s result on the existence of weak solutions of the Schrödinger equation of the form -Δu + a(x)u = λb(x)f(u), , , where λ is a positive parameter, a and b are positive functions, while is sublinear at infinity and superlinear at the origin. In particular, by using Ricceri’s recent three critical points theorem, we show that, under the same hypotheses, a much more precise conclusion can be obtained.