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The following pages link to Sign change for the Green function and for the first eigenfunction of equations of clamped-plate type (Q1968696):
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- On sign preservation for clotheslines, curtain rods, elastic membranes and thin plates (Q343406) (← links)
- Maximization of the first eigenvalue in problems involving the bi-Laplacian (Q419831) (← links)
- Maximization and minimization in problems involving the bi-Laplacian (Q628613) (← links)
- On positivity for the biharmonic operator under Steklov boundary conditions (Q930408) (← links)
- Positivity and almost positivity of biharmonic Green's functions under Dirichlet boundary conditions (Q982269) (← links)
- Boundedness of the negative part of biharmonic Green's functions under Dirichlet boundary conditions in general domains (Q1004548) (← links)
- Positivity for the clamped plate equation under high tension (Q2159769) (← links)
- A biharmonic converse to Krein-Rutman: a maximum principle near a positive eigenfunction (Q2188366) (← links)
- A clamped plate with a uniform weight may change sign (Q2438052) (← links)
- In any dimension a ``clamped plate'' with a uniform weight may change sign (Q2438993) (← links)
- The clamped-plate equation for the Limac con (Q2504746) (← links)
- An elementary proof that the triharmonic Green function of an eccentric ellipse changes sign (Q2629082) (← links)
- A biharmonic equation with singular nonlinearity (Q3116824) (← links)
- Symmetry breaking in the minimization of the first eigenvalue for the composite clamped punctured disk (Q3450823) (← links)
- Positivity preserving results for a biharmonic equation under Dirichlet boundary conditions (Q3458978) (← links)
- When is the first eigenfunction for the clamped plate equation of fixed sign? (Q4525535) (← links)
- Symmetry in the composite plate problem (Q4630368) (← links)
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- THE ROLE OF DOMINATION AND SMOOTHING CONDITIONS IN THE THEORY OF EVENTUALLY POSITIVE SEMIGROUPS (Q5369406) (← links)