Nonlinear Analysis and Boundary Value Problems

Dear Colleagues,

The methods of nonlinear functional analysis include the topological degrees of finite and infinite dimensions, critical point theory, Morse theory, etc., which produce fruitful results related to existence and multiplicity, as well as solutions to various differential equations arising from the mathematical modelling of natural phenomena.

The primary goal of this Special Issue, entitled “Nonlinear Analysis and Boundary Value Problems”, is to provide a platform for researchers and academicians to report on new initiatives and developments in this field. Original research as well as review articles are encouraged.

Potential topics include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Topological nonlinear analysis and applications;
• Fixed-point problems;
• Critical point theory and its applications;
• Morse theory and its applications;
• Bifurcation theory;
• Variational methods and PDEs;
• Nonlinear elliptic equations;
• Nonlocal nonlinear PDEs;
• Boundary value problems in Ordinary Differential Equations;
• Asymptotic behavior in nonlinear elliptic problems.

Prof. Dr. Yang Yang
Guest Editor

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