On a class of parametric -equations
arXiv:1602.05544 · doi:10.1007/s00245-016-9330-z
Abstract
We consider parametric equations driven by the sum of a -Laplacian and a Laplace operator (the so-called -equations). We study the existence and multiplicity of solutions when the parameter is near the principal eigenvalue of . We prove multiplicity results with precise sign information when the near resonance occurs from above and from below of .
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