Abstract
The paper develops an original approach to study nonlinear multiparameter eigenvalue problems arising in the theory of nonlinear multifrequency electromagnetic wave propagation. The problem under consideration is a multiparameter eigenvalue problem that under some conditions degenerates into n nonlinear one-parameter eigenvalue problems. Further simplification reduces the one-parameter nonlinear problems to linear (one-parameter) eigenvalue problems. Each of the linear problems has a finite number of positive eigenvalues, whereas each of the nonlinear (one-parameter) problems has an infinite number of positive eigenvalues. Using the nonlinear one-parameter problems as ’nonperturbed’ ones, one can prove existence of eigentuples of the multiparameter problem that have no connections with solutions to the linear (one-parameter) problems even if the nonlinear terms have small factors.
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