Non-singular solutions of p-Laplace problems, allowing multiple changes of sign in the nonlinearity
Abstract
For the p-Laplace Dirichlet problem (where (t)=t|t|p-2, p>1) \[ (u'(x))'+ f(u(x))=0 \;\;\;\; for -1<x<1, \;\; u(-1)=u(1)=0 \] assume that f'(u)>(p-1)f(u)u>0 for u>γ>0, while ∫uγ f(t) \, dt < 0 for all u ∈ (0,γ). Then any positive solution, with (-1,1) u(x)=u(0)>γ, is non-singular, no matter how many times f(u) changes sign on (0,γ). Uniqueness of solution follows.
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