Solutions of nonlinear differential equations. Existence results via the variational approach (Q2803846)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6576439
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6576439 |
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3 May 2016
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calculus of variations
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partial differential equations
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fourth order elliptic problems
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Kirchhoff problems
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Klein-Gordon-Maxwell problems
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gradient systems
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variable exponent problems
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Solutions of nonlinear differential equations. Existence results via the variational approach (English)
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This monograph presents various aspects of Partial Differential Equations in which Calculus of Variations plays a crucial role. Chapter 1 contains some prerequisites, mostly dealing with the notion of weak derivative and Sobolev spaces. Chapter 2 contains the basics for fourth order problems. It aims at presenting general necessary conditions for the existence of multiple solutions to semilinear and quasilinear fourth order elliptic problems. Chapter 3 contains a study of Kirchhoff problems. Chapter 4 introduces the reader to the study of Schrödinger-Maxwell and Klein-Gordon-Maxwell problems. In this setting, existence of solutions featuring sub and superlinear nonlinearities, or in the presence of sign-changin potentials is discussed. Chapter 5 deals with gradient systems while Chapter 6 is concerned with variable exponent problems. The monograph appeals to all researchers in the field of modern nonlinear analysis. It can also be used as a reference guide by all undergraduate students in Science and Engineering.
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