Titlebook: Linking Methods in Critical Point Theory; Martin Schechter Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1999 Boundary value problem.

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Critical Point Theory,ed quite early that it is easier to find maxima and minima of . than it is to solve .. Consequently, the tables were turned, and critical point theory was devoted to finding extrema of .. This approach is called the direct method in the calculus of variations. If an extremum point of . can be identified, it will automatically be a solution of ..

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Multiple Solutions,ethod which helps us locate a region in Hilbert space where a particular solution is stuated. If we find a solution in another region we are sure that we have another solution. This process can be repeated. We present the theory in the next section and give applications in Section 10.3.

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Linking,ey cannot be pulled apart. This is basically the idea we shall use in finding critical points. Let . be a Banach space. We introduce the set Ф of mappings Γ(.) ∈ .(. x [0, 1], .) with the following properties:

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Semilinear Boundary Value Problems, that . ≥ λ. > 0 and that . for some . > 0, where .(Ω) denotes the set of test functions in Ω (i.e., infinitely differentiable functions with compact supports in Ω) and .(Ω) denotes the Sobolev space described in Appendix I to this chapter. If . is an integer, the norm in .(Ω) is given by

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-1596-7Boundary value problem; Eigenvalue; Sobolev inequality; calculus of variations; compactness; differential

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