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Abstract
We study positive solutions to problems of the form,(0.1) where , λ is a positive parameter, belongs to a class of Hölder continuous functions which satisfy certain decay assumptions and belongs to a class of Hölder continuous functions which are sublinear. For a class of positone problems of the form (0.1), we establish the existence of multiple positive solutions for a range of the parameter λ and uniqueness of positive solutions for either sufficiently large or small values of λ. Additionally, we obtain an existence result for a semipositone problem of the form (0.1). Our results extend the study of similar problems on exterior domains in , .
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