Existence and Nonexistence of Positive Solutions of Indefinite Elliptic Problems in N
Matthias Schneider
Abstract
Our purpose is to find positive solutions u ∈ D1,2(N) of the semilinear elliptic problem - u - λV(x) u = h(x) up-1 for 2<p. The functions V and h may have an indefinite sign and the linearized operator need not to have a first (principal) eigenvalue, e.g. we allow V 1. We give precise existence and nonexistence criteria, which depend on λ and on the growth of h- and h+/V+. Existence theorems are obtained by constrained minimization. The mountain pass theorem leads to a second solution.
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