Spike-layered solutions for an elliptic system with Neumann boundary conditions
By Miguel Ramos, Jianfu Yang. 2004
53 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Computational Theory and Mathematics, Numerical Analysis
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In Applied Mathematics
- Ederson Moreira dos Santos
- Denis Bonheure
- Hugo Tavares
- A. Szulkin
- Tobias Weth
- Miguel Ramos
- X. Tang
- Xianhua Tang
In Computational Theory and Mathematics
- Ederson Moreira dos Santos
- Denis Bonheure
- Hugo Tavares
- A. Szulkin
- Tobias Weth
- Miguel Ramos
- X. Tang
- Xianhua Tang
In Numerical Analysis
- A. Szulkin
- Tobias Weth
- Hugo Tavares
- Ederson Moreira dos Santos
- Denis Bonheure
- Miguel Ramos
- Jean Van Schaftingen
- Wei Shuai
Citations in the corpus
- Solutions with multiple spike patterns for an elliptic system (2007, background): “Some of this follows as in [24, 25] and so we only stress the differences.”
- Hamiltonian elliptic systems: a guide to variational frameworks (2014, methodology): “As far as we know, the first paper to obtain concentration phenomena in Hamiltonian system is due to Ávila and Yang [11], using the dual variational formulation we presented in Section 3 (related results using this approach can be found in [3, 4]).”
- The method of Nehari manifold (2010, methodology): “In [38, 39] a reduction in two steps has been performed: first to E and then to a Nehari manifold on E.”