The Lane–Emden equation exhibits multiple solutions in infinite cones, indicating complexities in boundary conditions.
We consider the Lane–Emden equation with a supercritical nonlinearity with an inhomogeneous Dirichlet boundary condition on an infinite cone. Under suitable conditions for the boundary data and the exponent of nonlinearity, we give a complete classification of the existence/nonexistence of a solution with respect to the size of boundary data. Moreover, we give a result on the multiple existence of solutions via bifurcation theory. We also state results on Hardy–Hénon equations on infinite cones as a generalization.
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