Boundary behavior of the unique solution of a one-dimensional problem

In this article, we analyze the blow-up rate of the unique solution to the singular boundary value problem $$\displaylines{ u''(t) =b(t)f(u(t)), \quad u(t)>0, \; t>0, \cr u(0)=\infty, \quad u(\infty)=0, }$$ where f(u) grows more slowly than $u^p$ (p > 1) at infinity, and...

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Main Author: Ling Mi
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Texas State University 2016-11-01
Series:Electronic Journal of Differential Equations
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Online Access:http://ejde.math.txstate.edu/Volumes/2016/308/abstr.html
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Summary:In this article, we analyze the blow-up rate of the unique solution to the singular boundary value problem $$\displaylines{ u''(t) =b(t)f(u(t)), \quad u(t)>0, \; t>0, \cr u(0)=\infty, \quad u(\infty)=0, }$$ where f(u) grows more slowly than $u^p$ (p > 1) at infinity, and $b \in C^{1}(0, \infty)$ which is positive and non-decreasing (it may vanish at zero).
ISSN:1072-6691