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Green's function and infinite-time bubbling in the critical nonlinear heat equation

2016/04/25 by Cortazar, Carmen, del Pino, Manuel, Musso, Monica · 1 citation
#Analysis of PDEs (math.AP) #FOS: Mathematics

paper · doi:10.48550/arxiv.1604.07117

Abstract

Let Ω be a smooth bounded domain in \Rn, n≥ 5. We consider the semilinear heat equation at the critical Sobolev exponent ut = Δu + u(n+2)/(n-2) \inn Ω× (0,∞), u =0 \onn \ppΩ× (0,∞). Let G(x,y) be the Dirichlet Green's function of -Δ in Ω and H(x,y) its regular part. Let qj∈ Ω, j=1,…,k, be points such that the matrix [ \beginmatrix H(q1, q1) amp; -G(q1,q2) amp;⋯ amp; -G(q1, qk) -G(q1,q2) amp; H(q2,q2) amp; -G(q2,q3) ⋯ amp; -G(q3,qk) ⋮ amp; amp; \ddotsamp; ⋮ -G(q1,qk) amp;\cdotsamp; -G(qk-1, qk) amp; H(qk,qk) \endmatrix ] is positive definite. For any k≥ 1 such points indeed exist. We prove the existence of a positive smooth solution u(x,t) which blows-up by bubbling in infinite time near those points. More precisely, for large time t, u takes the approximate form u(x,t) ≈ ∑j=1k αn ( \frac μj(t) μj(t)2 + |x-ξj(t)|2 )^\frac n-22 . Here ξj(t) → qj and 0

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