11 research outputs found
On the stability of 2D dipolar Bose-Einstein condensates
We study the existence of energy minimizers for a Bose-Einstein condensate
with dipole-dipole interactions, tightly confined to a plane. The problem is
critical in that the kinetic energy and the (partially attractive) interaction
energy behave the same under mass-preserving scalings of the wave-function. We
obtain a sharp criterion for the existence of ground states, involving the
optimal constant of a certain generalized Gagliardo-Nirenberg inequality
Mean field equations on tori: existence and uniqueness of evenly symmetric blow-up solutions
We are concerned with the blow-up analysis of mean field equations. It has
been proven in [6] that solutions blowing-up at the same non-degenerate blow-up
set are unique. On the other hand, the authors in [18] show that solutions with
a degenerate blow-up set are in general non-unique. In this paper we first
prove that evenly symmetric solutions on a flat torus with a degenerate
two-point blow-up set are unique. In the second part of the paper we complete
the analysis by proving the existence of such blow-up solutions by using a
Lyapunov-Schmidt reduction method. Moreover, we deduce that all evenly
symmetric blow-up solutions come from one-point blow-up solutions of the mean
field equation on a "half" torus
The Nonexistence of Vortices for Rotating Bose-Einstein Condensates in Non-Radially Symmetric Traps
We consider ground states of rotating Bose-Einstein condensates with
attractive interactions in non-radially harmonic traps , where and . For any fixed
rotational velocity , it is known
that ground states exist if and only if for some critical constant
denotes the product for the number of particles
times the absolute value of the scattering length. We analyze the asymptotic
expansions of ground states as , which display the visible
effect of on ground states. As a byproduct, we further prove that
ground states do not have any vortex in the region as for some constant , which is
independent of .Comment: 29 pages, this is the revised versio