On the solvability of an indefinite nonlinear Kirchhoff equation via associated eigenvalue problems
Abstract
We study the non-existence, existence and multiplicity of positive solutions to the following nonlinear Kirchhoff equation:% equation* \ arrayl -M( ∫R3 ∇ u 2dx) u+μ V( x) u=Q(x) u p-2u+λ f( x) u in RN, \\ u∈ H1( RN) ,% array% . equation*% where N≥ 3,2<p<2 :=2NN-2,M( t) =at+b ( a,b>0) , the potential V is a nonnegative function in R% N and the weight function Q∈ L∞ ( RN) with changes sign in :=\ V=0\ . We mainly prove the existence of at least two positive solutions in the cases that % ( i) 2<p< \ 4,2 \ and 0<λ <% [ 1-2[ ( 4-p) /4] 2/p] λ 1( f ) ; ( ii) p≥ 4,λ ≥ λ 1( f ) and near λ 1( f ) for μ >0 sufficiently large, where λ 1( f ) is the first eigenvalue of - in % H01( ) with weight function f :=f|% , whose corresponding positive principal eigenfunction is denoted by φ 1. Furthermore, we also investigated the non-existence and existence of positive solutions if a,λ belongs to different intervals.
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