Perturbation methods for nonlocal Kirchhoff–type problems
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The paper under review is of particular interest for researchers at the interplay between pure and applied nonlinear analysis. This is a nice piece of work in the qualitative analysis of nonlinear fractional elliptic PDEs.
- University of Reggio Calabria Italy
- University of Urbino Italy
- University of Milano-Bicocca Italy
- State University of Campinas Brazil
- Parthenope University of Naples Italy
existence of solutions, variational methods, Nonlinear elliptic equations, existence of solutions; fractional Sobolev spaces; Kirchhoff-type problems; variational methods;, Existence of solutions, fractional Sobolev spaces, Kirchhoff-type problems, variational methods, Fractional partial differential equations, fractional Sobolev spaces, Kirchhoff-type problems, existence of solutions, fractional Sobolev spaces, variational methods, Kirchhoff-type problems
existence of solutions, variational methods, Nonlinear elliptic equations, existence of solutions; fractional Sobolev spaces; Kirchhoff-type problems; variational methods;, Existence of solutions, fractional Sobolev spaces, Kirchhoff-type problems, variational methods, Fractional partial differential equations, fractional Sobolev spaces, Kirchhoff-type problems, existence of solutions, fractional Sobolev spaces, variational methods, Kirchhoff-type problems
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