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93 result(s) for "infinitely many solutions"
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Infinitely Many Solutions for a Class of Systems Including the (p₁, ··· , pn )-Biharmonic Operators
In this work, we prove the existence of infinitely many solutions for a general form of an elliptic system involving the (p₁,··· , pn )-biharmonic operators via variational methods.
On multiple sign-changing normalized solutions to the Brézis-Nirenberg problem
We study the Brézis-Nirenberg problem under the L2 constraint ∫Ω|u|2dx=c where c is a prescribed positive number. We show that, for any j∈N, there exists cj>0 such that if c∈(0,cj), this problem has at least j sign-changing normalized solutions. The main tools are a new kind of linking contained in an open set of a Hilbert-Riemannian manifold below a level set and the estimates of energies of the sign-changing critical points. Further, these tools do not depend on that the corresponding functional is even, and can be extended to the cases for non-even functionals.
Fractional Schrödinger–Poisson system involving concave and convex nonlinearities
In this paper, we investigate the following fractional Schrödinger–Poisson system: cases (-)^su+V(x)u+ u=P(x)|u|^p-2u-Q(x)|u|^q-2u&in R^3,\\\ (-)^s =u^2&in R^3, cases where 1
Multiplicity of solutions for an elliptic problem involving GJMS operator
Given a compact Riemannian manifold (M, g) of dimension n ≥ 3 without boundary, using the variational methods, we study the existence of solutions for the elliptic equation P g k u = f | u | N − 2 u + λ h | u | q − 2 u , (1) where P g k is the GJMS operator of order 2k < n, h, f ∈ C ∞(M), 1 < q < 2, λ > 0 and N is the critical Sobolev exponent for the space H k 2 ( M ) . We apply Ljusternik-Schnirelmann theory on C¹-manifolds to prove that under some conditions, the equation (1) admits infinitely many solutions. At the end, we give two applications, one for Paneitz-Branson operator and the second is for the GJMS operator when k = 3.
Infinitely many solutions for Hamiltonian system with critical growth
In this article, we consider the following elliptic system of Hamiltonian-type on a bounded domain: where and are positive bounded functions defined in , is the unit ball in , and is a pair of positive numbers lying on the critical hyperbola Under some suitable further assumptions on the functions and , we prove the existence of infinitely many nonradial positive solutions whose energy can be made arbitrarily large. Our proof is based on the reduction method. The most ingredients of the article are using the Green representation and estimating the Green function and its regular part very carefully. For this purpose, some more extra ideas and techniques are needed. We believe that our method and techniques can be applied to other related problems.
Construction of infinitely many solutions for fractional Schrödinger equation with double potentials
We consider the following fractional Schrödinger equation involving critical exponent: ( - Δ ) s u + V ( y ) u = Q ( y ) u 2 s ∗ - 1 , u > 0 , in R N , u ∈ D s ( R N ) , where 2 s ∗ = 2 N N - 2 s , ( y ′ , y ′ ′ ) ∈ R 2 × R N - 2 and V ( y ) = V ( | y ′ | , y ′ ′ ) and Q ( y ) = Q ( | y ′ | , y ′ ′ ) are bounded nonnegative functions in R + × R N - 2 . By using finite-dimensional reduction method and local Pohozaev-type identities, we show that if 2 + N - N 2 + 4 4 < s < min { N 4 , 1 } and Q ( r , y ′ ′ ) has a stable critical point ( r 0 , y 0 ′ ′ ) with r 0 > 0 , Q ( r 0 , y 0 ′ ′ ) > 0 and V ( r 0 , y 0 ′ ′ ) > 0 , then the above problem has infinitely many solutions, whose energy can be arbitrarily large.
Infinitely Many Solutions for a Nonlinear Elliptic PDE with Multiple Hardy–Sobolev Critical Exponents
In this paper, by an approximating argument, we obtain two disjoint and infinite sets of solutions for the following elliptic equation with multiple Hardy–Sobolev critical exponents -Δu=μ|u|2∗-2u+∑i=1l|u|2∗(si)-2u|x|si+a(x)|u|q-2uinΩ,u=0on∂Ω,where Ω is a smooth bounded domain in RN with 0∈∂Ω and all the principle curvatures of ∂Ω at 0 are negative, a∈C1(Ω¯,R∗+),μ>0,02q+1q-1. By 2∗:=2NN-2 and 2∗(si):=2(N-si)N-2 we denote the critical Sobolev exponent and Hardy–Sobolev exponents, respectively.
Impact of concave–convex nonlinearities on the multiplicity of solutions for an elliptic critical system
In this paper, we consider the following elliptic systems with critical Sobolev growth -Δu=2αα+β|u|α-2u|v|β+λ|u|q-2uinΩ,-Δv=2βα+β|u|α|v|β-2v+μ|v|q-2vinΩ,u=v=0on∂Ω,where Ω is a smooth bounded domain in RN, 10, α, β>1 satisfying α+β=2∗, 2∗=2NN-2. We prove that if N>2q+1q-1, then the above problem has two disjoint and infinite sets of solutions.
Singular fractional double-phase problems with variable exponent via Morse’s theory
In this manuscript, we deal with a class of fractional non-local problems involving a singular term and vanishing potential of the form: { L p ( x, . ) , q ( x, . ) s 1 , s 2 w ( x ) = g ( x,w ( x ) ) w ( x ) ξ ( x ) + V ( x ) | w ( x ) | σ ( x ) − 2 w ( x ) in   U , w   >   0 in   U , w   = 0 in   ℝ N \\ U , , where L p ( x, . ) , q ( x, . ) s 1 , s 2 is a (p(x, .), q(x, .)) − fractional double-phase operator with s₁, s₂ ∈ (0, 1), g, and 𝓥 are functions that satisfy some conditions. The strategy of the proof for these results is to approach the problem proximatively and calculate the critical groups. Moreover, using Morse’s theory to prove our problem has infinitely many solutions.