Existence of at least k solutions to a fractional p-Kirchhoff problem involving singularity and critical exponent

Abstract: We prove the existence of

k

(being arbitrary) nonnegative solutions to the following nonlocal elliptic partial differential equation involving singularity. �egin{align} mathfrak{M}left(int_{Q}frac{|u(x)-u(y)|^p}{|x-y|^{N+ps}}dxdy ight)(-Delta)_{p}^{s} u&=frac{lambda}{|u|^{gamma-1}u}+|u|^{p_s^*-2}u~ ext{in}~Omega,

onumber\ u&=0~ ext{in}~mathbb{R}^NsetminusOmega,

onumber end{align} where

O m e g a s u b s e t m a t h b b R^{N},, N g e q 2

is a bounded domain with Lipschitz boundary,

l a m b d a > 0

,

N > s p

,

0 < s, g a m m a < 1

,

(- D e l t a)_{p}^{s}

is the fractional

p

-Laplacian operator for

1 < p < i n f t y

and

p_{s}^{*} = f r a c N p N - s p

is the critical Sobolev exponent. We will employ a {it cut-off} argument to obtain the existence of arbitrarily many solutions. Further, by using the Moser iteration technique, we will prove an uniform

bound for the solutions.

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