
arXiv: 1208.0470
handle: 11573/518550 , 11367/22191 , 11311/758642 , 11591/399996
Motivated by experimental studies on the anomalous diffusion of biological populations, we introduce a nonlocal differential operator which can be interpreted as the spectral square root of the Laplacian in bounded domains with Neumann homogeneous boundary conditions. Moreover, we study related linear and nonlinear problems exploiting a local realization of such operator as performed in [X. Cabre' and J. Tan. Positive solutions of nonlinear problems involving the square root of the Laplacian. Adv. Math. 2010] for Dirichlet homogeneous data. In particular we tackle a class of nonautonomous nonlinearities of logistic type, proving some existence and uniqueness results for positive solutions by means of variational methods and bifurcation theory.
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bifurcation theory; spectral fractional laplacian; eigenvalue problems for nonlocal operators, Mathematics - Analysis of PDEs, FOS: Mathematics, 35J60, 26A33, Spectral fractional Laplacian; bifurcation theory; eigenvalue problems for non-local operators., Analysis of PDEs (math.AP)
bifurcation theory; spectral fractional laplacian; eigenvalue problems for nonlocal operators, Mathematics - Analysis of PDEs, FOS: Mathematics, 35J60, 26A33, Spectral fractional Laplacian; bifurcation theory; eigenvalue problems for non-local operators., Analysis of PDEs (math.AP)
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