Multiple critical points theorems for a class of nonsmooth functionals and applications to problems driven by 1-Laplacian and discontinuous nonlinearities

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Main Authors: da Silva, Ismael Sandro, Pimenta, Marcos T. Oliveira, Pontes, Pedro Fellype
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Published: 2026
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author da Silva, Ismael Sandro
Pimenta, Marcos T. Oliveira
Pontes, Pedro Fellype
author_facet da Silva, Ismael Sandro
Pimenta, Marcos T. Oliveira
Pontes, Pedro Fellype
contents In this paper, we present a novel approach to investigate the existence of multiple critical points for a class of nonsmooth functionals. This method provides a robust framework to analyze the existence of solutions for problems involving the $1$-Laplacian operator with discontinuous nonlinearities. Our results contribute to advancing the study of nonsmooth variational problems, by establishing new nonsmooth multiple critical point theorems.
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spellingShingle Multiple critical points theorems for a class of nonsmooth functionals and applications to problems driven by 1-Laplacian and discontinuous nonlinearities
da Silva, Ismael Sandro
Pimenta, Marcos T. Oliveira
Pontes, Pedro Fellype
Analysis of PDEs
35J62, 35J15, 35J20
In this paper, we present a novel approach to investigate the existence of multiple critical points for a class of nonsmooth functionals. This method provides a robust framework to analyze the existence of solutions for problems involving the $1$-Laplacian operator with discontinuous nonlinearities. Our results contribute to advancing the study of nonsmooth variational problems, by establishing new nonsmooth multiple critical point theorems.
title Multiple critical points theorems for a class of nonsmooth functionals and applications to problems driven by 1-Laplacian and discontinuous nonlinearities
topic Analysis of PDEs
35J62, 35J15, 35J20
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.20858