Dissipation for a non-convex gradient flow problem of a Patlack-Keller-Segel type for densities on R^d,d 3
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Abstract: We study an evolution equation that is the gradient flow in the -Wasserstien metric of a non-convex functional for densities in with . Like the Patlack-Keller-Segel system on , this evolution equation features a competition between the dispersive effects of diffusion, and the accretive effects of a concentrating drift. We determine a parameter range in which the diffusion dominates, and all mass leaves any fixed compact subset of at an explicit polynomial rate.
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