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Journal of Functional Analysis
Volume 186, Issue 1, 20 October 2001, Pages 117-152
 
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Critical Point Theory on Partially Ordered Hilbert Spaces*1

Thomas Bartsch

Mathematisches Institut, Universität Giessen, Arndtstrasse 2, 35392, Giessen, Germany

Received 5 August 2000; 
revised 23 January 2001; 
accepted 29 March 2001. 
Available online 26 February 2002.

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Abstract

We develop some abstract critical point theory in order to prove that boundary value problems like the model problem[formula] on a bounded domain Ωsubset ofImage N, 2<p<2N/(N−2) have infinitely many sign changing solutions ±uk, kset membership, variantImage , which are not comparable, that is, ukul and uk+ul change sign for kl. We also show that there are no subsolutions u such that u<uk for some k and u is positive somewhere. A corresponding nonexistence result applies to supersolutions, Related results on the existence of sign-changing solutions hold for other classes of nonlinearities.


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