Let L be a second order elliptic operator with smooth coefficients defined on a domain Ω ⸦ Rd (possibly unbounded), d ≥ 3. We study nonnegative continuous solutions u to the equation Lu(x) - φ (x, u(x)) = 0 on Ω, where φ is in the Kato class with respect to the first variable and it grows sublinearly with respect to the second variable. Under fairly general assumptions we prove that if there is a bounded nonzero solution then there is no large solution.
A lot of papers are devoted to the investigation of the problem of prescribed behavior of solutions of discrete equations and in numerous results sufficient conditions for existence of at least one solution of discrete equations having prescribed asymptotic behavior are indicated. Not so much attention has been paid to the problem of determining corresponding initial data generating such solutions. We fill this gap for the case of linear equations in this paper. The initial data mentioned are constructed with use of two convergent monotone sequences. An illustrative example is considered, too.
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We prove existence and uniqueness of bounded solutions of u"+f(t, u) = 0, u(0) = x on [0,infinity) under quasimonotonicity and one-sided Lipschitz conditions on f.
We prove here the existence of a bounded, radial solution in unbounded domain of the nonlinear elliptic problem ?u = f(||x||,u) for ||x||> 1, x ∈ Rn u(x)=0 for ||x||=1 under some asymptotic and sign condition on f. Under stronger assumptions it is proved that this solution must be of constant sign. The existence of radial solutions, vanishing at ? , of some semilinear equation is also established here.
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