BIFURCATION THEORY AND RELATED PROBLEMS: ANTI-MAXIMUM PRINCIPLE AND RESONANCE*

By David Arcoya, J. L. Gámez. 2001

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Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Computational Theory and Mathematics, Numerical Analysis

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In Applied Mathematics

1. A. Ambrosetti
2. David Arcoya
3. Zhi-Qiang Wang
4. A. Malchiodi
5. Jun-cheng Wei
6. Jaeyoung Byeon

In Computational Theory and Mathematics

1. A. Ambrosetti
2. David Arcoya
3. Jun-cheng Wei
4. Zhi-Qiang Wang
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In Numerical Analysis

1. David Arcoya
2. A. Ambrosetti
3. Jun-cheng Wei
4. D. Ruiz
5. A. Malchiodi

Citations in the corpus

• A priori estimates and existence of positive solutions for strongly nonlinear problems (2004, unknown): “1 in [1] (see also [3], Lemma 24).”
• An Introduction to Nonlinear Functional Analysis and Elliptic Problems (2011, background): “5 In [24], some counterexamples show that, in general, if the nonlinearity g is below any quadratic hyperbola c/s2, then the side of the bifurcation from infinity cannot be decided.”