Abstract
Given a topological space , an interval and five continuous functions , , we are interested in the infimum of the function defined by Using a recent minimax theorem of the author [see Minimax theorems in a fully non-convex setting, J. Nonlinear Var. Analysis 3 (2019) 45-52], we build a general scheme which provides the exact value of for a large class of functions . When additional compactness conditions are satisfied, our scheme provides also the existence of (explicitly detected) functions such that, for some , one has
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