A Note on a Min–Max Method for a Singular Kirchhoff Problem of Fractional Type

In the present work, we study a fractional elliptic Kirchhoff-type problem that has a singular term. More precisely, we start by proving some properties related to the energy functional associated with the studied problem. Then, we use the variational method combined with the min–max method to prove that the energy functional reaches its global minimum. Finally, since the energy functional has a singularity, we use the implicit function theorem to show that the point where the minimum is reached is a weak solution for the main problem. To illustrate our main result, we give an example at the end of this paper.

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Mathematics
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2024-10-18
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https://doi.org/10.3390/math12203269
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Advanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering
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A Note on a Min–Max Method for a Singular Kirchhoff Problem of Fractional Type

Ramzi Alsaedi
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A Note on a Min–Max Method for a Singular Kirchhoff Problem of Fractional Type

Ramzi Alsaedi
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Abstract

In the present work, we study a fractional elliptic Kirchhoff-type problem that has a singular term. More precisely, we start by proving some properties related to the energy functional associated with the studied problem. Then, we use the variational method combined with the min–max method to prove that the energy functional reaches its global minimum. Finally, since the energy functional has a singularity, we use the implicit function theorem to show that the point where the minimum is reached is a weak solution for the main problem. To illustrate our main result, we give an example at the end of this paper.

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