Existence of positive solutions for nonlinear differential equations
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The existence of at least one positive solution to a two-point boundary value problem for a second-order ordinary differential equation is proved. The boundary conditions are characterized by means of nonlinear, increasing, odd functions. A Krasnosel'skij-type fixed-point theorem in a cone is applied for this aim jointly with some convexity arguments. So, additional information concerning the location of solutions can be obtained.
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