Linking Methods in Critical Point Theory

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Exploring the Kicking Horse Pass in the Rocky Mountains, the author highlights its significance in the Canadian Pacific Railroad's history and its unique geographical features. At an elevation of 5404 ft, this mountain pass allows a rare opportunity to stand with one foot in the Atlantic and the other in the Pacific. The narrative delves into the relationship between mountain passes and nonlinear partial differential equations, inviting readers to discover the unexpected connections between geography and mathematics.