By using the mountain pass argument, Wang [8] obtained spike solutions of (1.2) around the global minimum points of V for ε small.
By a special mountain pass argument in a restricted space, namely a set of monotone paths of monotone functions, a family of solutions in bounded domain is constructed with very good control of their nodal sets, which then leads to a four-end solution after sending the domains to R2.
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Yes, the paper's critics recognise that for over three centuries the scientific paper has allowed scientists to "pass arguments from mind to mind", as science writer Tom Levenson puts it in a lovely book about Newton, "without the need for face-to-face confrontation".
The only way to pass matrices to functions in NesC is passing arguments by reference (pointers).
It is a research question how we best can pass arguments to communication protocols.
The proof of the main results is variational and relies on an elementary idea entailing mountain-pass arguments.
However, we cannot be assured how many exactly since so far we only acknowledge the existence of a solution obtained through the mountain pass arguments performed in the previous section.
mpicc also passes its argument to the C compiler which is required to run the program.
It sure is taking its time to get things right, though, and as time passes, this argument continues to lose its power.
