Schechter, Martin

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Articles (43)

• Wang, Zhi-Qiang, Schechter, Martin, Hirano, Norimichi, Bartsch, Thomas, Zou, Wenming. Sign-Changing Solutions to Equations of Elliptic Type. International Journal of Differential Equations 2010. 2010:-
• Schechter, Martin, Perera, Kanishka. Sandwich pairs in $p$-Laplacian problems. Topological Methods in Nonlinear Analysis 2007. 29:29-34
• Schechter, Martin. The Use of Cerami Sequences in Critical Point Theory. Abstract and Applied Analysis 2007. 2007:-
• Zou, Wenming, Schechter, Martin. Homoclinic orbits for Schrödinger systems. The Michigan Mathematical Journal 2003. 2003:-
• Schechter, Martin, Perera, Kanishka. Multiple nontrivial solutions of elliptic semilinear equations. Topological Methods in Nonlinear Analysis 2000. 16:1-15
• Schechter, Martin, Perera, Kanishka. Semilinear elliptic equations having asymptotic limits at zero and infinity. Abstract and Applied Analysis 1999. 4:231-242
• Schechter, Martin. Infinite-dimensional linking. Duke Mathematical Journal 1998. 94:573-595
• Schechter, Martin, Perera, Kanishka. Type II regions between curves of the Fučik spectrum and critical groups. Topological Methods in Nonlinear Analysis 1998. 12:227-243
• Schechter, Martin. Rotationally invariant periodic solutions of semilinear wave equations. Abstract and Applied Analysis 1998. 3:171-180
• Schechter, Martin. Critical points when there is no saddle point geometry. Topological Methods in Nonlinear Analysis 1995. 6:295-308
• Schechter, Martin. The intrinsic mountain pass.. Pacific Journal of Mathematics 1995. 171:529-544
• Sun, Guozhang, Schechter, Martin, Berger, Melvyn. Infinite-dimensional singularity theory and bifurcation from equilibria for certain nonlinear evolution equations. Topological Methods in Nonlinear Analysis 1994. 4:341-353
• Schechter, Martin. Semilinear boundary value problems of the strong resonance type. Topological Methods in Nonlinear Analysis 1993. 2:189-202
• Tintarev, Kyril, Schechter, Martin. Families of “first eigenfunctions” for semilinear elliptic eigenvalue problems. Duke Mathematical Journal 1991. 62:453-465
• Schechter, Martin. Review: A. Dzhuraev, Systems of equations of composite type. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 1991. 24:257-258
• Tintarev, Kyril, Schechter, Martin. Spherical maxima in Hilbert space and semilinear elliptic eigenvalue problems. Differential Integral Equations 1990. 3:889-899
• Schechter, Martin. The Hampwile theorem for nonlinear eigenvalues. Duke Mathematical Journal 1989. 59:325-335
• Schechter, Martin. Review: Aleksei A. Dezin, Partial differential equations: An introduction to a general theory of linear boundary value problems, and J. Wloka, Partial differential equations. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 1988. 19:508-510
• Schechter, Martin. Potential estimates in Orlicz spaces.. Pacific Journal of Mathematics 1988. 133:381-399
• Schechter, Martin. Semilinear boundary value problems for unbounded domains.. The Michigan Mathematical Journal 1987. 1987:-
• Schechter, Martin. Two space scattering and propagative systems. Illinois Journal of Mathematics 1987. 1987:-
• Schechter, Martin. Imbedding estimates involving new norms and applications. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 1984. 11:163-166
• Schechter, Martin. Review: Enrico G. Beltrametti and Gianni Cassinelli, The logic of quantum mechanics. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 1983. 8:363-365
• Schechter, Martin. The existence of wave operators in scattering theory. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 1977. 83:381-383
• Schechter, Martin. A new criterion for scattering theory. Duke Mathematical Journal 1977. 44:863-872
• Schechter, Martin. Eigenfunction expansions for the Schrödinger operator. Arkiv för Matematik 1976. 14:277-287
• Schechter, Martin. Proper boundary points of the spectrum. Osaka Journal of Mathematics 1975. 12:41-44
• Schechter, Martin. Nonhomogeneous elliptic systems and scattering. Tohoku Mathematical Journal 1975. 27:601-616
• Schechter, Martin, Berger, Melvyn S.. On the solvability of semilinear operator equations and elliptic boundary value problems. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 1972. 78:741-745
• Schechter, Martin, Berger, Melvyn S.. $L_p$ embedding and nonlinear eigenvalue problems for unbounded domains. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 1970. 76:1299-1302
• Schechter, Martin. Partial differential operators on $L^p \left( {E^n } \right)$. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 1969. 75:548-549
• Schechter, Martin, Lebow, Arnold. Norms on quotient spaces. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 1969. 75:1322-1325
• Schechter, Martin. Riesz operators and Fredholm perturbations. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 1968. 74:1139-1144
• Schechter, Martin. Intermediate extensions in $L^p$. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 1967. 73:979-985
• Schechter, Martin. Essential spectra of elliptic partial differential equations. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 1967. 73:567-572
• Schechter, Martin. Interpolation spaces by complex methods. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 1966. 72:526-533
• Schechter, Martin. Invariance of the essential spectrum. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 1965. 71:365-367
• Schechter, Martin. On the theory of differential boundary problems. Illinois Journal of Mathematics 1963. 1963-06:-
• Schechter, Martin. Some $L^p $ estimates for partial differential equations. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 1962. 68:470-474
• Schechter, Martin. Elliptic problems in which the boundary conditions do not form a normal set. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 1960. 66:84-85
• Schechter, Martin. A general approach to boundary problems. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 1960. 66:495-500
• Schechter, Martin. General boundary value problems for elliptic partial differential equations. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 1959. 65:70-72
• Schechter, Martin. Solution of the Dirichlet problem for equations not necessarily strongly elliptic. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 1958. 64:371-372