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The purpose of this paper consists in using variational methods to establish the existence of heteroclinic solutions for some classes of prescribed mean curvature equations of the type
where \(\epsilon >0\) and V is a double-well potential with minima at \(t=\alpha \) and \(t=\beta \) with \(\alpha <\beta \). Here, we consider some class of functions A(x, y) that are oscillatory in the variable y and satisfy different geometric conditions such as periodicity in all variables or asymptotically periodic at infinity.