2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.na.2015.03.020
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Highly oscillatory solutions of a Neumann problem for ap-laplacian equation

Abstract: We deal with a boundary value problem of the formwhere φ p (s) = |s| p−2 s for s ∈ R and p > 1, and W : [−1, 1] → R is a double-well potential. We study the limit profile of solutions of (1) when → 0 + and, conversely, we prove the existence of nodal solutions associated with any admissible limit profile when is small enough.

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“…is taken into consideration. Equations of this type have been studied in numerous topical works, such as a one dimensional Schrodinger equation of the form 2 u + V (x)u − |u| α−1 u = 0, where α > 0 in [4], an equation of the type − 2 u + a(x)W (u) = 0, where a is a positive weight function and W is a double-well potential in [5] and [13], a Neumann problem for a p-laplacian equation exhibiting highly oscillatory solutions in [3]. The equation of the same type was studied in [16], where the question of oscillation pattern control for nonlinear dynamical systems without the excitation of oscillatory inputs was answered, providing a novelty method for the partition of the space of initial states to the areas allowing active control of the stable steady-state oscillations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…is taken into consideration. Equations of this type have been studied in numerous topical works, such as a one dimensional Schrodinger equation of the form 2 u + V (x)u − |u| α−1 u = 0, where α > 0 in [4], an equation of the type − 2 u + a(x)W (u) = 0, where a is a positive weight function and W is a double-well potential in [5] and [13], a Neumann problem for a p-laplacian equation exhibiting highly oscillatory solutions in [3]. The equation of the same type was studied in [16], where the question of oscillation pattern control for nonlinear dynamical systems without the excitation of oscillatory inputs was answered, providing a novelty method for the partition of the space of initial states to the areas allowing active control of the stable steady-state oscillations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%