We prove the existence of multiple positive BV-solutions of the Neumann problem [Formula presented] where a(x)>0 and f belongs to a class of nonlinear functions whose prototype example is given by f(u)=−λu+up, for λ>0 and p>1. In particular, f(0)=0 and f has a unique positive zero, denoted by u0. Solutions are distinguished by the number of intersections (in a generalized sense) with the constant solution u=u0. We further prove that the solutions found have continuous energy and we also give sufficient conditions on the nonlinearity to get classical solutions. The analysis is performed using an approximation of the mean curvature operator and the shooting method.

Multiple bounded variation solutions for a prescribed mean curvature equation with Neumann boundary conditions

Boscaggin A.;
2021-01-01

Abstract

We prove the existence of multiple positive BV-solutions of the Neumann problem [Formula presented] where a(x)>0 and f belongs to a class of nonlinear functions whose prototype example is given by f(u)=−λu+up, for λ>0 and p>1. In particular, f(0)=0 and f has a unique positive zero, denoted by u0. Solutions are distinguished by the number of intersections (in a generalized sense) with the constant solution u=u0. We further prove that the solutions found have continuous energy and we also give sufficient conditions on the nonlinearity to get classical solutions. The analysis is performed using an approximation of the mean curvature operator and the shooting method.
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https://arxiv.org/abs/2010.00976
Bounded variation solutions; Multiple oscillating solutions; Neumann boundary conditions; Quasilinear elliptic equations; Shooting method
Boscaggin A.; Colasuonno F.; De Coster C.
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