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April 25, 2026Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences0 citations

Existence of Solutions and Bounds of the Parameter to a Class of Fourth‐Order Singular Boundary Value Problems Arising in Real Life

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PMPratikshya ManiniBPBiswajit PanditRARavi P. Agarwal

Key Points

  • The study aims to investigate the existence of solutions for a class of fourth-order singular boundary value problems relevant to semiconductor applications.
  • Analyzed the nonlinear fourth-order model within a disk-shaped domain with arbitrary radius.
  • Employed the monotone iterative method to establish solutions in a continuous function space.
  • Determined parameter limits beyond which no solutions exist and verified findings with numerical results.
  • Established the existence of at least one solution under specific conditions.
  • Identified precise parameter limits beyond which the governing problem admits no solutions.
  • Obtained numerical confirmations that align with theoretical results regarding the radial system.

Abstract

ABSTRACT In this paper, we consider a class of fourth‐order singular boundary value problems (BVPs) that arise in the semiconductor industry. We present explicit results on the existence of solutions to the governing nonlinear fourth‐order model, which represents an advancement over the theoretical and numerical results in the literature. The governing problem is formulated over a disk‐shaped domain with an arbitrary radius . Due to the presence of a nonself‐adjoint operator, singular behavior at the origin, nonlinearity, and higher‐order terms, the analysis of the radial problem poses significant theoretical and numerical challenges. We first investigate the sign of the solutions. To establish the existence of at least one solution in a continuous function space, we employ the monotone iterative method tailored to the associated radial system. Furthermore, we also identify precise limits for the parameter beyond which the problem admits no solutions. We verify the theoretical findings with existing numerical results. This study demonstrates its effectiveness by establishing several crucial results applicable for arbitrary radius , , and a varying deposition function .

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Manini et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ec5a8888ba6daa22dac214https://doi.org/10.1002/mma.70754
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