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Chang treats Morse theory as a tool to study multiple solutions to different equations arising in the calculus of variations. Among the topics he covers are basic Morse theory and its various extensions; minimax principles in Morse theory; and applications of semilinear boundary value problems, periodic solutions of Hamiltonian systems, and harmoni
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