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Multiple Solutions to p-Biharmonic Equations of Kirchhoff Type with Vanishing Potential
Abstract In this paper, we study the p-biharmonic equation of Kirchhoff type where is a positive parameter, is the p-Laplacian operator and is the p-biharmonic operator, V, K, g are nonnegative functions, V is vanishing at infinity in the sense that When the nonlinear term satisfies some suitable conditions, we prove that the above problem has at least two nontrivial solutions using the mountain pass theorem combined with the Ekeland variational principle.
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