On subhomogeneous indefinite -Laplace equations in supercritical spectral interval
arXiv:2110.11849
Abstract
We study the existence, multiplicity, and certain qualitative properties of solutions to the zero Dirichlet problem for the equation in a bounded domain , where , , and is a continuous sign-changing weight function. Our primary interest concerns ground states and nonnegative solutions which are positive in , when the parameter lies in a neighborhood of the critical value . Among main results, we show that if and either or is sufficiently small, then such solutions do exist in a right neighborhood of . Here is the first eigenfunction of the Dirichlet -Laplacian in . This existence phenomenon is of a purely subhomogeneous and nonlinear nature, since either in the superhomogeneous case or in the sublinear case the nonexistence takes place for any . Moreover, we prove that if and is sufficiently small, then there exist three nonzero nonnegative solutions in a left neighborhood of , two of which are strictly positive in .
arXiv comment39 pages, 4 figures
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