Abstract
By using variational methods we prove that a class of critical semilinear problems with a sublinear term at the origin possesses at least two positive solutions under conditions which allow the primitive of the sublinear term to assume negative values and do not require a convexity assumption. These problems are treated on bounded domains in R N , N > 2.
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