On the stability of radial solutions to an anisotropic Ginzburg-Landau equation
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Abstract: We study the linear stability of entire radial solutions , with positive increasing profile , to the anisotropic Ginzburg-Landau equation [ -Delta u -delta (partial_x+ipartial_y)^2�ar u =(1-|u|^2)u,quad -1<delta <1, ] which arises in various liquid crystal models. In the isotropic case , Mironescu showed that such solution is nondegenerately stable. We prove stability of this radial solution in the range for some , and instability outside this range. In strong contrast with the isotropic case, stability with respect to higher Fourier modes is emph{not} a direct consequence of stability with respect to lower Fourier modes. In particular, in the case where , lower modes are stable and yet higher modes are unstable.
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