Applied nonlinear functional analysis. An introduction
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The first edition of this rich, but densely written textbook was reviewed in [Zbl 1404.46001]. For the second edition, the authors have added, apart from the usual updates, new sections on Hausdorff measures, semigroups of operators, Musielak-Orlicz spaces (called generalised Orlicz spaces here), and on various nonlinear operators and inequalities that are important in applications (e.g., the \(p\)-Laplacian and Hardy type inequalities).\N\NIt seems that the book would have benefitted from another round of proof-reading; there are a number of typos (both significant ones, e.g., in Proposition~2.8.11, and insignificant ones, e.g., in the definition of \(C\) on page~173), missing assumptions (e.g., Proposition~2.8.14) and incomplete proofs (e.g., the argument of Remark~4.8.2 falls short of proving left-continuity for which one needs Proposition~4.8.4). Also, the reader is left with guessing how to deduce, say, Corollary~4.8.9 from Corollary~4.8.7 (a single additional line could have clarified the matter).\N\NHaving said that, I would still like to emphasise that the authors have succeeded in covering a tremendous amount of material in this volume that is suitable for advanced students.
- Superlinear elliptic equations with unbalanced growth
- Existence and uniqueness of solutions for singular double phase equations
- Degenerate singular Kirchhoff problems in Musielak-Orlicz spaces
- A singular double phase eigenvalue problem with a superlinear indefinite perturbation
- Anisotropic singular logistic equations
- Critical double phase problems involving sandwich-type nonlinearities
- Strongly singular problems with unbalanced growth
- Nonhomogeneous singular problems with sign-changing perturbation
- On critical logarithmic double phase problems with locally defined perturbation
- On Kirchhoff double phase problems with logarithmic perturbation and variable exponents
- Existence and uniqueness of solutions for singular double-phase variable exponent equations
- Nonhomogeneous, nonautonomous resonant singular equations
- Least energy sign-changing solution for logarithmic double phase problems with nonlinear boundary condition
- Logarithmic double phase problems with generalized critical growth
- Existence and stability for a class of variational-hemivariational inequalities involving multivalued Brezis pseudomonotone operators
- Dirichlet problems with unbalanced growth and double resonance
- Double phase problems with variable exponents depending on the solution and the gradient in the whole space \(\mathbb{R}^N\)
- Elliptic equations with (p,q)-growth and competition phenomena
- A degenerate elliptic equation with a concave term and a resonant perturbation
- An eigenvalue problem for the double phase differential operator
- Elliptic Neumann problems with highly discontinuous nonlinearities
- Singular double phase equations with a sign changing reaction
- Critical logarithmic double phase problems of Brezis-Nirenberg type with nonlinear boundary condition
- Logarithmic double phase problems with critical growth on the boundary
- Nonlinear singular problems with gradient dependence
- Singular elliptic equations with (p(z), q(z))-growth
- Small perturbations of convective singular eigenvalue problems
- Singular elliptic Kirchhoff equations with unbalanced growth and nonlinear boundary condition
- A geometric point of view on biderivations
- Hölder regularity for logarithmic double phase problems
- Elliptic systems with unbalanced growth and logarithmic perturbation: existence, uniqueness and boundedness
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