Global Bifurcations of Solutions of Emden–Fowler-Type Equation −Δu(x)=λf(u(x)) on an Annulus in Rn, n⩾3
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Global Bifurcations of Solutions of Emden–Fowler-Type Equation −Δu(x)=λf(u(x)) on an Annulus in Rn, n⩾3
AbstractIn this article we study global and symmetry-breaking bifurcations of solutions of Emden–Fowler-type elliptic differential equations. As the main tool we use a topological invariant which is suitable for study of global bifurcations and continuations of critical points of equivariant functionals. Namely, we will apply degree for S1-equivariant orthogonal maps defined in Rybicki (1994, Nonlinear Anal TMA 23, 83–102).
symmetry-breaking bifurcations, global bifurcations., elliptic differential equations, Analysis
symmetry-breaking bifurcations, global bifurcations., elliptic differential equations, Analysis
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