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Symmetric Joins and Weighted Barycenters
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Sadok Kallel
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10. März 2016
Published Online: 2016-03-10
Published in Print: 2011-02-01
© 2016 by Advanced Nonlinear Studies, Inc.
Artikel in diesem Heft
- Variational Inequalities with General Multivalued Lower Order Terms Given by Integrals
- A Minimum Problem with Free Boundary for the p(x)−Laplace Operator
- Multiple Solutions for the p(x)− Laplace Operator with Critical Growth
- Subharmonic Solutions of Planar Hamiltonian Systems: a Rotation Number Approach
- Functions on Tori with Minimal Number of Critical Points and Rotation Type Solutions of Spatially Periodic Hamiltonian Systems
- Symmetric Joins and Weighted Barycenters
- A Legendre Transform on an Exotic S3
- Bounding Surfaces and Second Order Quasilinear Equations with Compatible Nonlinear Functional Boundary Conditions
- Elliptic-Parabolic Equation with Absorption of Obstacle type
- Periodic Solutions of Systems with Singularities of Repulsive Type
- Regularizing Effect of a Gradient Term in a Problem Involving the p-Laplacian Operator
Schlagwörter für diesen Artikel
Symmetric joins;
stable homotopy type;
symmetric products;
eilenberg-maclane spaces
Artikel in diesem Heft
- Variational Inequalities with General Multivalued Lower Order Terms Given by Integrals
- A Minimum Problem with Free Boundary for the p(x)−Laplace Operator
- Multiple Solutions for the p(x)− Laplace Operator with Critical Growth
- Subharmonic Solutions of Planar Hamiltonian Systems: a Rotation Number Approach
- Functions on Tori with Minimal Number of Critical Points and Rotation Type Solutions of Spatially Periodic Hamiltonian Systems
- Symmetric Joins and Weighted Barycenters
- A Legendre Transform on an Exotic S3
- Bounding Surfaces and Second Order Quasilinear Equations with Compatible Nonlinear Functional Boundary Conditions
- Elliptic-Parabolic Equation with Absorption of Obstacle type
- Periodic Solutions of Systems with Singularities of Repulsive Type
- Regularizing Effect of a Gradient Term in a Problem Involving the p-Laplacian Operator