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Under the hypotheses ((V_{1})) and ((V_{2})), (lambda V( x)) is called the steep potential well whose depth is controlled by the parameter λ.
So far, the steep potential well has been introduced to the study of many types of nonlinear differential equations such as Kirchhoff type equations [6], Hamiltonian systems [7], Schrödinger Poisson systems [8], and biharmonic equation [9, 10].
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