Singular Semi-Linear Equations in L1(IR).

Abstract

Let g be a positive continuous prime function on IR which tends to zero at - infinity and which is not integrable over IR. The boundary-value problem -u' + g(u) = f, u'(+ or - infinity) = 0, is considered for f as an element of L1(IR). This problem can have a solution if and only if g is integrable at -infinity and if this is so then the problem is solvable precisely when the integral from + infinity to - infinity of f(t)dt > 0. Some extensions of this result are also given.

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Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Aug 01, 1976
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ADA053293

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