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A Note On The Positive Solutions Of An Inhomogeneous Elliptic Equation On Rn, Yinbin Deng, Yi Li, Fen Yang Jan 2009

A Note On The Positive Solutions Of An Inhomogeneous Elliptic Equation On Rn, Yinbin Deng, Yi Li, Fen Yang

Yi Li

This paper is contributed to the elliptic equation (0.1) Δu+K(|x|)up+μf(|x|)=0,

where p>1, xRn, n⩾3, and μ⩾0 is a constant. We study the structure of positive radial solutions of (0.1) and obtain the uniqueness of solution decaying faster than rm at ∞ if μ is small enough under some assumptions on K and f, where m is the slow decay rate.


Finding Positive Solutions Of Boundary Value Dynamic Equations On Time Scale, Olusegun Michael Otunuga Jan 2009

Finding Positive Solutions Of Boundary Value Dynamic Equations On Time Scale, Olusegun Michael Otunuga

Theses, Dissertations and Capstones

This thesis is on the study of dynamic equations on time scale. Most often, the derivatives and anti-derivatives of functions are taken on the domain of real numbers, which cannot be used to solve some models like insect populations that are continuous while in season and then follow a difference scheme with variable step-size. They die out in winter, while the eggs are incubating or dormant; and then they hatch in a new season, giving rise to a non overlapping population. The general idea of my thesis is to find the conditions for having a positive solution of any boundary …


A Note On The Positive Solutions Of An Inhomogeneous Elliptic Equation On Rn, Yinbin Deng, Yi Li, Fen Yang Jan 2009

A Note On The Positive Solutions Of An Inhomogeneous Elliptic Equation On Rn, Yinbin Deng, Yi Li, Fen Yang

Mathematics and Statistics Faculty Publications

This paper is contributed to the elliptic equation

(0.1) Δu+K(|x|)up+μf(|x|)=0,

where p>1, xRn, n⩾3, and μ⩾0 is a constant. We study the structure of positive radial solutions of (0.1) and obtain the uniqueness of solution decaying faster than rm at ∞ if μ is small enough under some assumptions on K and f, where m is the slow decay rate.