A note on a system with radiation boundary conditions with non-symmetric linearisation

We prove the existence of multiple solutions for a second order ODE system under radiation boundary conditions. The proof is based on the degree computation of I- K, where K is an appropriate fixed point operator. Under a suitable asymptotic Hartman-like assumption for the nonlinearity, we shall pro...

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Autores principales: Amster, P., Kuna, M.P.
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spelling todo:paper_00269255_v186_n4_p565_Amster2023-10-03T14:37:24Z A note on a system with radiation boundary conditions with non-symmetric linearisation Amster, P. Kuna, M.P. Multiplicity Radiation boundary conditions Second order ODE systems Topological degree We prove the existence of multiple solutions for a second order ODE system under radiation boundary conditions. The proof is based on the degree computation of I- K, where K is an appropriate fixed point operator. Under a suitable asymptotic Hartman-like assumption for the nonlinearity, we shall prove that the degree is 1 over large balls. Moreover, studying the interaction between the linearised system and the spectrum of the associated linear operator, we obtain a condition under which the degree is - 1 over small balls. We thus generalize a result obtained in a previous work for the case in which the linearisation is symmetric. © 2017, Springer-Verlag GmbH Austria. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00269255_v186_n4_p565_Amster
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topic Multiplicity
Radiation boundary conditions
Second order ODE systems
Topological degree
spellingShingle Multiplicity
Radiation boundary conditions
Second order ODE systems
Topological degree
Amster, P.
Kuna, M.P.
A note on a system with radiation boundary conditions with non-symmetric linearisation
topic_facet Multiplicity
Radiation boundary conditions
Second order ODE systems
Topological degree
description We prove the existence of multiple solutions for a second order ODE system under radiation boundary conditions. The proof is based on the degree computation of I- K, where K is an appropriate fixed point operator. Under a suitable asymptotic Hartman-like assumption for the nonlinearity, we shall prove that the degree is 1 over large balls. Moreover, studying the interaction between the linearised system and the spectrum of the associated linear operator, we obtain a condition under which the degree is - 1 over small balls. We thus generalize a result obtained in a previous work for the case in which the linearisation is symmetric. © 2017, Springer-Verlag GmbH Austria.
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Kuna, M.P.
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Kuna, M.P.
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title A note on a system with radiation boundary conditions with non-symmetric linearisation
title_short A note on a system with radiation boundary conditions with non-symmetric linearisation
title_full A note on a system with radiation boundary conditions with non-symmetric linearisation
title_fullStr A note on a system with radiation boundary conditions with non-symmetric linearisation
title_full_unstemmed A note on a system with radiation boundary conditions with non-symmetric linearisation
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