A concave-convex problem with a variable operator

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Abstract: We study the following elliptic problem A(u)=lambdauq with Dirichlet boundary conditions, where A(u)(x)=Deltau(x)chiD1(x)+Deltapu(x)chiD2(x) is the Laplacian in one part of the domain, D1, and the pLaplacian (with p>2) in the rest of the domain, D2. We show that this problem exhibits a concave-convex nature for 1<q<p1. In fact, we prove that there exists a positive value lambda such that the problem has no positive solution for lambda>lambda and a minimal positive solution for 0<lambda<lambda. If in addition we assume that p is subcritical, that is, p<2N/(N2) then there are at least two positive solutions for almost every 0<lambda<lambda, the first one (that exists for all 0<lambda<lambda) is obtained minimizing a suitable functional and the second one (that is proven to exist for almost every 0<lambda<lambda) comes from an appropriate (and delicate) mountain pass argument.



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