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1 Duffing equation with potential Landesman-Lazer condition Petr Tomiczek Faculty of Applied Science West Bohemia University Hejnice 27

2 Linear equation Nonlinear equation with c = Nonlinear equation with c R Introduction Let us consider the nonlinear problem u (x) + c u + (m 2 c2 ) u + g(u) = f (x), x, π, 4 u() = u(π) =, (1) where c R, m N, a nonlinearity g : R R is a continuous function and f L 1 (, π).

3 Linear equation Nonlinear equation with c = Nonlinear equation with c R Content 1 Linear equation Eigenvalue problem Fredholm alternative 2 Nonlinear equation with c = Landesman-Lazer condition Generalized Landesman-Lazer condition Varitional method Potential Landesman-Lazer condition 3 Nonlinear equation with c R Potential form

4 Linear equation Nonlinear equation with c = Nonlinear equation with c R content 1 Linear equation Eigenvalue problem Fredholm alternative 2 Nonlinear equation with c = Landesman-Lazer condition Generalized Landesman-Lazer condition Varitional method Potential Landesman-Lazer condition 3 Nonlinear equation with c R Potential form

5 Linear equation Nonlinear equation with c = Nonlinear equation with c R Eigenvalue problem First we solve the homogenous equation u (x) + λ u(x) =, x (, π), u() = u(π) =. (2) We obtain a nontrivial solution to (2) if λ = m 2, m N. The number λ = m 2 is called an eigenvalue of (2) and corresponding solution sin mx is called eigenfunction of (2). We will investigate the problem (1) on the space H spanned by functions sin x, sin 2x, sin 3x,....

6 Linear equation Nonlinear equation with c = Nonlinear equation with c R Fredholm alternative Now we investigate the linear problem u (x) + λ u(x) = f (x), x (, π), u() = u(π) =. (3) We obtain the solution to (3) for all f L 1 (, π) if λ m 2, m N. If λ = m 2 then f (x) sin mx dx =. (4)

7 Linear equation Nonlinear equation with c = Nonlinear equation with c R Fredholm alternative Now we investigate the linear problem u (x) + λ u(x) = f (x), x (, π), u() = u(π) =. (3) We obtain the solution to (3) for all f L 1 (, π) if λ m 2, m N. If λ = m 2 then f (x) sin mx dx =. (4)

8 Linear equation Nonlinear equation with c = Nonlinear equation with c R content 1 Linear equation Eigenvalue problem Fredholm alternative 2 Nonlinear equation with c = Landesman-Lazer condition Generalized Landesman-Lazer condition Varitional method Potential Landesman-Lazer condition 3 Nonlinear equation with c R Potential form

9 Linear equation Nonlinear equation with c = Nonlinear equation with c R Landesman-Lazer condition We define problem lim g(s) = g + and lim g(s) = g. Then the s s u (x) + m 2 u + g(u) = f (x), x, π, u() = u(π) =, (5) has at least one solution provided that g (sin mx) + g + (sin mx) ] dx (6) < f (x) sin mx dx < g+ (sin mx) + g (sin mx) ] dx, (sin mx) + = max{sin mx, }, (sin mx) = max{ sin mx, }.

10 Linear equation Nonlinear equation with c = Nonlinear equation with c R Generalized Landesman-Lazer condition It is worth mentioning that if we suppose g < g(s) < g + for any s R, the conditon (6) is also necessary for the solvability of (5). We suppose g(s) lim =. s s We can generalized the condition (6) if we define lim inf g(s) = g + and lim sup g(s) = g. s s

11 Linear equation Nonlinear equation with c = Nonlinear equation with c R Generalized Landesman-Lazer condition It is worth mentioning that if we suppose g < g(s) < g + for any s R, the conditon (6) is also necessary for the solvability of (5). We suppose g(s) lim =. s s We can generalized the condition (6) if we define lim inf g(s) = g + and lim sup g(s) = g. s s

12 Linear equation Nonlinear equation with c = Nonlinear equation with c R Varitional method We study (5) by using of varitional method. More precisely, we look for critical points of the functional J, which is defined by J(u) = 1 2 where (u ) 2 m 2 u 2] ] dx G(u) f u dx, G(s) = s g(t) dt. Every critical point u H of the functional J satisfies J (u), v = u v m 2 uv ] ] dx g(u)v f v dx = for all v H. Then u is also a weak solution of (5) and vice versa.

13 Linear equation Nonlinear equation with c = Nonlinear equation with c R Potential Landesman-Lazer condition We define G(s) G(s) G + = lim inf, G = lim sup. s + s s s We assume that the following potential Landesman-Lazer type condition holds: < G (sin mx) + G + (sin mx) ] dx (7) f (x) sin mx dx < G+ (sin mx) + G (sin mx) ] dx. Then the problem (5) has at least one solution.

14 Linear equation Nonlinear equation with c = Nonlinear equation with c R content 1 Linear equation Eigenvalue problem Fredholm alternative 2 Nonlinear equation with c = Landesman-Lazer condition Generalized Landesman-Lazer condition Varitional method Potential Landesman-Lazer condition 3 Nonlinear equation with c R Potential form

15 Linear equation Nonlinear equation with c = Nonlinear equation with c R Potential form We multiply (1) u (x) + c u + (m 2 c2 4 ) u + g(u) = f (x) by the function e c 2 x. We put w(x) = e c 2 x u(x) and obtain an equivalent Dirichlet problem w (x) + m 2 w(x) + e c 2 x g( w e c 2 x ) = e c 2 x f (x), w() = w(π) =. (8) Now we investigate the functional J : H R, which is defined by J(w) = 1 2 (w ) 2 m 2 w 2] dx e cx G( w ] e ) e c c 2 x 2 x f w dx.

16 Linear equation Nonlinear equation with c = Nonlinear equation with c R Potential form We multiply (1) u (x) + c u + (m 2 c2 4 ) u + g(u) = f (x) by the function e c 2 x. We put w(x) = e c 2 x u(x) and obtain an equivalent Dirichlet problem w (x) + m 2 w(x) + e c 2 x g( w e c 2 x ) = e c 2 x f (x), w() = w(π) =. (8) Now we investigate the functional J : H R, which is defined by J(w) = 1 2 (w ) 2 m 2 w 2] dx e cx G( w ] e ) e c c 2 x 2 x f w dx.

17 Linear equation Nonlinear equation with c = Nonlinear equation with c R Potential form Generalized potential Landesman-Lazer condition We will suppose that g is bounded and for the potential G the following condition holds : < e c 2 x (G (x)(sin mx) + G + (x)(sin mx) ) ] dx < e c 2 x f (x) sin mx] dx e c 2 x (G + (x)(sin mx) + G (x)(sin mx) ) ] dx. (9) Then the problem (1) has at least one solution in H.

18 Linear equation Nonlinear equation with c = Nonlinear equation with c R Potential form Literature Saddle point theorem and Fredholm alternative, Proceedings of Equadiff 11, July 25-29, 25, Bratislava. Potential Landesman-Lazer type conditions and the Fucik spectrum, EJDE Vol. 25(25), No. 94, pp Remark on Duffing Equation with the Dirichlet Boundary Condition, EJDE Vol. 27(27), No. 81, pp. 1-3.

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