2013
DOI: 10.1080/17476933.2013.778838
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Nonradial large solutions for a class of nonlinear problems

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“…By adjusting the above arguments, we are able to prove the below remark, which generalises the main result in [5].…”
supporting
confidence: 66%
“…By adjusting the above arguments, we are able to prove the below remark, which generalises the main result in [5].…”
supporting
confidence: 66%
“…By adjusting the above arguments, we are able to prove the below remark, which generalises the main result in . Remark If we assume the stronger hypothesis 0truetrueH:=0true[η4(afalse(sfalse))η3(afalse(sfalse))true]h1true(sftrue(F1true(0sh1(scriptAafalse(tfalse))0.28emdttrue)true)true)0.28emds<,instead of (F), we obtain the same results of Theorem with trueH in the place of H¯, without assuming , where afalse(rfalse)=minfalse{a(x);0.33emfalse|xfalse|rfalse},afalse(rfalse)=maxfalse{a(x);0.33emfalse|xfalse|rfalse},r0.…”
Section: On Whole Rnsupporting
confidence: 56%
“…where v is the solution of (2.2) and the proof of the existence is similar to Theorem 3.1 in [2]. Suppose now that (1.1) has a large solution w in Ω.…”
Section: Nonradial Casementioning
confidence: 87%