We give a structure result for the positive radial solutions of the following equation: Δpu + K(r)u|u|^{q-1} = 0 with some monotonicity assumptions on the positive function K(r). Here r = |x|, x ∈ ℝn; we consider the case when n > p > 1, and g > p* = n(p-1)/n-p. We continue the discussion started by Kawano et al. in [11], refining the estimates on the asymptotic behavior of Ground States with slow decay and we state the existence of S.G.S., giving also for them estimates on the asymptotic behavior, both as r → 0 and as r →. We make use of a Emden-Fowler transform which allow us to give a geometrical interpretation to the functions used in [11] and related to the Pohozaev identity. Moreover we manage to use techniques taken from dynamical sy...
We prove the existence of positive radial solutions of the following equation: egin{equation*} De...
We prove the existence of positive radial solutions of the following equation: egin{equation*} De...
We prove the existence of positive radial solutions of the following equation: \begin{equation*} ...
We give a structure result for the positive radial solutions of the following equation: Δpu + K(r)u|...
We give a structure result for the positive radial solutions of the following equation: Δpu + K(r)u|...
We give a structure result for the positive radial solutions of the following equation: Δpu + K(r)u|...
summary:We give a structure result for the positive radial solutions of the following equation: \[ \...
summary:We give a structure result for the positive radial solutions of the following equation: \[ \...
We give a structure result for the positive radial solutions of the following equation: egin{equatio...
AbstractLet A,B:(0,∞)↦(0,∞) be two given weight functions and consider the equation(P)-divA(|x|)|∇u|...
We study the existence, uniqueness and asymptotic behavior of positive solutions to the nonlinear p...
Let A. B : (0, infinity) -> (0 infinity) be two given weight functions and consider the equation (P)...
Let A. B : (0, infinity) -> (0 infinity) be two given weight functions and consider the equation (P)...
We prove the existence of positive radial solutions of the following equation: \begin{equation*} ...
This paper deals with the existence of positive radial solutions of the $ p $-Laplace equation $ ...
We prove the existence of positive radial solutions of the following equation: egin{equation*} De...
We prove the existence of positive radial solutions of the following equation: egin{equation*} De...
We prove the existence of positive radial solutions of the following equation: \begin{equation*} ...
We give a structure result for the positive radial solutions of the following equation: Δpu + K(r)u|...
We give a structure result for the positive radial solutions of the following equation: Δpu + K(r)u|...
We give a structure result for the positive radial solutions of the following equation: Δpu + K(r)u|...
summary:We give a structure result for the positive radial solutions of the following equation: \[ \...
summary:We give a structure result for the positive radial solutions of the following equation: \[ \...
We give a structure result for the positive radial solutions of the following equation: egin{equatio...
AbstractLet A,B:(0,∞)↦(0,∞) be two given weight functions and consider the equation(P)-divA(|x|)|∇u|...
We study the existence, uniqueness and asymptotic behavior of positive solutions to the nonlinear p...
Let A. B : (0, infinity) -> (0 infinity) be two given weight functions and consider the equation (P)...
Let A. B : (0, infinity) -> (0 infinity) be two given weight functions and consider the equation (P)...
We prove the existence of positive radial solutions of the following equation: \begin{equation*} ...
This paper deals with the existence of positive radial solutions of the $ p $-Laplace equation $ ...
We prove the existence of positive radial solutions of the following equation: egin{equation*} De...
We prove the existence of positive radial solutions of the following equation: egin{equation*} De...
We prove the existence of positive radial solutions of the following equation: \begin{equation*} ...