A remark on multiple solutions for a nonlinear eigenvalue problem
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Existence of multiple solutions is obtained for systems of the type \(Bu=\lambda F(u)\), where \(B\) is a definite positive matrix and \(F\) is either ``superquadratic or ``subquadratic and also in ``diagonal form with each component odd. The main tool used in the proof is Clark's theorem in critical point theory. Several examples and counterexamples are provided in order to show that results are sharp and also that some previous results are not correct.
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