“…Only in the scalar case (N = 1) and for the classical Laplacian (p 1 = 2), a special case of our main result (under more restrictive growth conditions and only for a more special operator) was obtained in [12]. Moreover, the idea of the compactness proof of [12] can only be used in Hilbert spaces.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…Only in the scalar case (N = 1) and for the classical Laplacian (p 1 = 2), a special case of our main result (under more restrictive growth conditions and only for a more special operator) was obtained in [12]. Moreover, the idea of the compactness proof of [12] can only be used in Hilbert spaces. We will therefore prove in Appendix A a compactness theorem which is of independent interest and which generalizes Schauder's theorem on the compactness of adjoint operators to the multivalued setting.…”
The study of weak solutions for systems of nonlinear partial differential equations of elliptic type with inclusions leads to a multivalued operator of superposition type in Sobolev spaces. We show that, under natural assumptions, this operator has the properties which allow to apply degree theory (fixed point index) for multivalued maps. More precisely, this operator is upper semicontinuous and compact with nonempty convex compact values. For the particular case of systems involving p-Laplacians, we show that there is a homeomorphism transforming the whole system to a situation for which a fixed point index is available. . 1 The paper was written in the framework of a Heisenberg fellowship (Az. VA 206/1-2); financial support by the DFG is gratefully acknowledged. The author wants to thank D. Werner for valuable remarks and suggestions and a referee for pointing out the approach (7.7).
“…Only in the scalar case (N = 1) and for the classical Laplacian (p 1 = 2), a special case of our main result (under more restrictive growth conditions and only for a more special operator) was obtained in [12]. Moreover, the idea of the compactness proof of [12] can only be used in Hilbert spaces.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…Only in the scalar case (N = 1) and for the classical Laplacian (p 1 = 2), a special case of our main result (under more restrictive growth conditions and only for a more special operator) was obtained in [12]. Moreover, the idea of the compactness proof of [12] can only be used in Hilbert spaces. We will therefore prove in Appendix A a compactness theorem which is of independent interest and which generalizes Schauder's theorem on the compactness of adjoint operators to the multivalued setting.…”
The study of weak solutions for systems of nonlinear partial differential equations of elliptic type with inclusions leads to a multivalued operator of superposition type in Sobolev spaces. We show that, under natural assumptions, this operator has the properties which allow to apply degree theory (fixed point index) for multivalued maps. More precisely, this operator is upper semicontinuous and compact with nonempty convex compact values. For the particular case of systems involving p-Laplacians, we show that there is a homeomorphism transforming the whole system to a situation for which a fixed point index is available. . 1 The paper was written in the framework of a Heisenberg fellowship (Az. VA 206/1-2); financial support by the DFG is gratefully acknowledged. The author wants to thank D. Werner for valuable remarks and suggestions and a referee for pointing out the approach (7.7).
“…Since this is not a closed subset of R and the involved operators have typically no continuous extension to the closure, the classical Rabinowitz technique cannot directly be employed for the proof. We point out that all these generalizations will be applied for the main bifurcation result of the forthcoming paper [9].…”
Section: A Rabinowitz Type Bifurcation Theoremmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5. (That result has already been applied in [9].) However, as mentioned above, an alternative and, in a sense, more general approach is related with the theory of "epi" maps which we discuss in Sect.…”
We show some abstract (purely set-topological) principles which allow to prove the existence of global solution branches. The results apply either for the locally compact situation and then allow to prove global bifurcation results of Rabinowitz type, or they apply for a locally connected situation and allow to prove global branches of arbitrarily small perturbations without any compactness hypotheses. As two applications, we obtain a generalization of the Rabinowitz theorem for bifurcation from an interval and an implicit function type theorem for nondifferentiable functions.
“…To explain these relations it is necessary to start our exposition with the evolution system (2), (5), but in fact we will consider the stationary problem corresponding to (2), (3) with d changing along a curve σ in R 2 + . More precisely, we will consider a continuous mapping σ = [σ 1 , σ 2 ] : R + → R 2 + and the problem…”
We consider a reaction-diffusion system with implicit unilateral boundary conditions introduced by U. Mosco. We show that global continua of stationary spatially nonhomogeneous solutions bifurcate in the domain of parameters where bifurcation in the case of classical boundary conditions is excluded. The problem is formulated as a quasivariational inequality and the proof is based on the Leray-Schauder degree.
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