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In this research, we prove two unusual existence theorems for nonlocal inhomogeneous elliptic equations.
["Nonlinear elliptic equation","Inhomogeneous equation","Localization","Convex dense set","Minimax theorem"]
Mathematics
Calculus , Differential Equations , Mathematical Analysis
2D
Open-access
2024/04/14
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