Abstract:In this paper we prove the existence of two solutions having a prescribed L 2 -norm for a quasi-linear Schrödinger equation. One of these solutions is a mountain pass solution relative to a constraint and the other one a minimum either local or global. To overcome the lack of differentiability of the associated functional, we rely on a perturbation method developed in [25].
“…Also the second solution u − corresponds to a critical point of mountain-pass type for F on S(c). The existence of two critical points on S(c), one being a local minimizer and the second one of mountain-pass type is reminiscent of recent works [7,16,19,26] where a similar structure have been observed for prescribed norm problems.…”
The paper deals with the existence of standing wave solutions for the Schrödinger-Poisson system with prescribed mass in dimension N = 2. This leads to investigate the existence of normalized solutions for an integro-differential equation involving a logarithmic convolution potential, namelywhere c > 0 is a given real number. Under different assumptions on γ ∈ R, a ∈ R, p > 2, we prove several existence and multiplicity results. With respect to the related higher dimensional cases, the presence of the logarithmic kernel, which is unbounded from above and below, makes the structure of the solution set much richer and it forces the implementation of new ideas to catch the normalized solutions.
“…Also the second solution u − corresponds to a critical point of mountain-pass type for F on S(c). The existence of two critical points on S(c), one being a local minimizer and the second one of mountain-pass type is reminiscent of recent works [7,16,19,26] where a similar structure have been observed for prescribed norm problems.…”
The paper deals with the existence of standing wave solutions for the Schrödinger-Poisson system with prescribed mass in dimension N = 2. This leads to investigate the existence of normalized solutions for an integro-differential equation involving a logarithmic convolution potential, namelywhere c > 0 is a given real number. Under different assumptions on γ ∈ R, a ∈ R, p > 2, we prove several existence and multiplicity results. With respect to the related higher dimensional cases, the presence of the logarithmic kernel, which is unbounded from above and below, makes the structure of the solution set much richer and it forces the implementation of new ideas to catch the normalized solutions.
Abstract. In this paper, we study the existence and multiplicity of solutions with a prescribed L 2 -norm for a class of nonlinear Chern-Simons-Schrödinger equations in RTo get such solutions we look for critical points of the energy functional, we prove a sufficient condition for the nonexistence of constrain critical points of I on S r (c) for certain c and get infinitely many minimizers of I on S r (8π). For the value p ∈ (4, +∞) considered, the functional I is unbounded from below on S r (c). By using the constrained minimization method on a suitable submanifold of S r (c), we prove that for certain c > 0, I has a critical point on S r (c). After that, we get an H 1 -bifurcation result of our problem. Moreover, by using a minimax procedure, we prove that there are infinitely many critical points of I restricted on S r (c) for any c ∈ 0,.
“…On the other hand, when q ∈ (0, 2 + 4 N ) there holds that m(c) ∈ (−∞, 0]. Especially, if the energy is strictly less than zero, namely, [14] recently discovered that there existsĉ ∈ (0, c(q, N )), such that functional (1.7) admits a local minimum on the manifold {u ∈ X : |u| 2 L 2 = c} for all c ∈ (ĉ, c(q, N )) and q ∈ ( 4 N , 2 + 4 N ). Furthermore, mountain pass type critical point of (1.7) was also obtained therein for all c ∈ (ĉ, ∞), which is different from the minimum solution.…”
In this paper, we are concerned with the existence and asymptotic behavior of minimizers for a minimization problem related to some quasilinear elliptic equations. Firstly, we proved that there exist minimizers when the exponent q equals to the critical case q * = 2 + 4 N , which is different from that of [6]. Then, we proved that all minimizers are compact as q tends to the critical case q * when a < a * is fixed. Moreover, we studied the concentration behavior of minimizers as the exponent q tends to the critical case q * for any fixed a > a * .
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