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| Author(s) | Lin, Xiaojie |
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Existence of three solutions for a three-point boundary value problem via a three-critical-point theorem
Xiaojie Lin
Abstract
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carpathian_2015_31_2_213_220In this paper, we study the existence of at least three solutions for a three-point boundary value problem. By constructing and showing an appropriate separable and reflexive Banach space, a new multiplicity result of the three-point boundary value problem is established. Our main tool is based upon variational method and three-critical-point theorem.
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