Classification of solutions to several semi-linear polyharmonic equations and fractional equations

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DOI10.1007/S12220-023-01543-ZarXiv2201.00917WikidataQ129334977 ScholiaQ129334977MaRDI QIDQ6154392FDOQ6154392

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Publication date: 15 February 2024

Published in: The Journal of Geometric Analysis (Search for Journal in Brave)

Abstract: We are concerned with the following semi-linear polyharmonic equation with integral constraint �egin{align} left{�egin{array}{rl} &(-Delta)^pu=u^gamma_+ ~~ mbox{ in }{mathbb{R}^n},\ onumber &int_{mathbb{R}^n}u_+^{gamma}dx<+infty, end{array} ight. end{align} where n>2p, pgeq2 and pinmathbbZ. We obtain for gammain(1,fracnn2p) that any nonconstant solution satisfying certain growth at infinity is radial symmetric about some point in mathbbRn and monotone decreasing in the radial direction. In the case p=2, the same results are established for more general exponent gammain(1,fracn+4n4). For the following fractional equation with integral constraint �egin{equation*} left{�egin{array}{rl} &(-Delta)^sv=v^gamma_+ ~~ mbox{ in }{mathbb{R}^n},~~~~\ &int_{mathbb{R}^n}v_+^{frac{n(gamma-1)}{2s}}dx<+infty,~~~~~ end{array} ight. end{equation*} where sin(0,1), gammain(1,fracn+2sn2s) and ngeq2, we also complete the classification of solutions with certain growth at infinity. In addition, observe that the assumptions of the maximum principle named decay at infinity in cite{chen} can be weakened slightly. Based on this observation, we classify all positive solutions of two semi-linear fractional equations without integral constraint.


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