We study a class of logarithmic Schrodinger equations with periodic potential
which come from physically relevant situations and obtain the existence of
infinitely many geometrically distinct solutions.Comment: 3 pages, corrigendum to version
We study the existence of symmetric ground states to the supercritical
problem −Δv=λv+∣v∣p−2v in Ω,v=0 on ∂Ω, in a domain of the form Ω={(y,z)∈Rk+1×RN−k−1:(∣y∣,z)∈Θ}, where Θ is a bounded smooth
domain such that Θ⊂(0,∞)×RN−k−1,1≤k≤N−3,λ∈R, and
p=N−k−22(N−k) is the (k+1)-st critical exponent. We show that
symmetric ground states exist for λ in some interval to the left of
each symmetric eigenvalue, and that no symmetric ground states exist in some
interval (−∞,λ∗) with λ∗>0 if k≥2.
Related to this question is the existence of ground states to the anisotropic
critical problem −div(a(x)∇u)=λb(x)u+c(x)∣u∣2∗−2uinΘ,u=0on∂Θ, where a,b,c are positive continuous functions on
Θ. We give a minimax characterization for the ground states
of this problem, study the ground state energy level as a function of
λ, and obtain a bifurcation result for ground states
Let Ω⊂R3 be a Lipschitz domain and let Scurl(Ω) be the largest constant such that
∫R3∣∇×u∣2dx≥Scurl(Ω)w∈W0σ(curl;R3)∇×w=0inf(∫R3∣u+w∣6dx)31
for any u in W06(curl;Ω)⊂W06(curl;R3) where W06(curl;Ω) is the closure of C0∞(Ω,R3) in u∈L6(Ω,R3):∇×u∈L2(Ω,R3) with respect to the norm (∣u∣62+∣∇×u∣22)1/2. We show that Scurl(Ω) is strictly larger than the classical Sobolev constant S in R3 . Moreover, Scurl(Ω) is independent of Ω and is attained by a ground state solution to the curl-curl problem
∇×(∇×u)=∣u∣4u
if Ω=R3. With the aid of those results, we also investigate ground states of the Brezis-Nirenberg-type problem for the curl-curl operator in a bounded domain Ω∇×(∇×u)+λu=∣u∣4u in Ω
with the so-called metallic boundary condition ν×u=0 on ∂Ω where ν is the exterior normal to ∂Ω
Let Ω⊂R3 be a Lipschitz domain and let Scurl(Ω) be the largest constant such that
∫R3|∇×u|2dx≥Scurl(Ω) infw ∈W60 (curl;R3)∇×w=0(∫R3|u+w|6dx)1/3
for any u in W60(curl;Ω)⊂W60(curl;R3), where W60(curl;Ω) is the closure of C0∞(Ω,R3) in {u∈L6(Ω,R3):∇×u∈L2(Ω,R3)} with respect to the norm (|u|62+|∇×u|22)1/2. We show that Scurl(Ω) is strictly larger than the classical Sobolev constant S in R3. Moreover, Scurl(Ω) is independent of Ω and is attained by a ground state solution to the curl–curl problem
∇×(∇×u)=|u|4u
if Ω=R3. With the aid of these results we also investigate ground states of the Brezis–Nirenberg-type problem for the curl–curl operator in a bounded domain Ω
∇×(∇×u)+λu=|u|4u in Ω,
with the so-called metallic boundary condition ν×u=0 on ∂Ω, where ν is the exterior normal to ∂Ω
Let Ω⊂R3 be a Lipschitz domain and let
Scurl(Ω) be the largest constant such that ∫R3∣∇×u∣2dx≥Scurl(Ω)w∈W06(curl;R3)∇×w=0inf(∫R3∣u+w∣6dx)31 for any u in
W06(curl;Ω)⊂W06(curl;R3) where
W06(curl;Ω) is the closure of
C0∞(Ω,R3) in {u∈L6(Ω,R3):∇×u∈L2(Ω,R3)} with
respect to the norm (∣u∣62+∣∇×u∣22)1/2. We show that
Scurl(Ω) is strictly larger than the classical Sobolev
constant S in R3. Moreover, Scurl(Ω) is
independent of Ω and is attained by a ground state solution to the
curl-curl problem ∇×(∇×u)=∣u∣4u if
Ω=R3. With the aid of those results, we also investigate
ground states of the Brezis-Nirenberg-type problem for the curl-curl operator
in a bounded domain Ω∇×(∇×u)+λu=∣u∣4uin Ω with the so-called metallic boundary condition
ν×u=0 on ∂Ω, where ν is the exterior normal to
∂Ω