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This work presents an Ambrosetti–Prodi alternative for functional problems composed of a fully third-order differential equation with two types of functional boundary conditions. The discussion of existence and non-existence of solution is obtained in a more general case, and the multiplicity of solution is done with restrictive boundary conditions- The main arguments are based on the lower and upper solutions method, together with the Leray–Schauder topological degree theory. We stress that the multiplicity situation requires different speed growths on the variables. An example illustrates the results' applicability and shows a technique to estimate the bifurcation values of the parameter.
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