Uniqueness of excited states to −Δu + u−u3 = 0 in three dimensions

IF 16.4 1区 化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2024-07-19 DOI:10.2140/apde.2024.17.1887
Alex Cohen, Zhenhao Li, Wilhelm Schlag
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Abstract

We prove the uniqueness of several excited states to the ODE ÿ(t) + (2t)(t) + f(y(t)) = 0, y(0) = b, and (0) = 0, for the model nonlinearity f(y) = y3 y. The n-th excited state is a solution with exactly n zeros and which tends to 0 as t . These represent all smooth radial nonzero solutions to the PDE Δu + f(u) = 0 in H1. We interpret the ODE as a damped oscillator governed by a double-well potential, and the result is proved via rigorous numerical analysis of the energy and variation of the solutions. More specifically, the problem of uniqueness can be formulated entirely in terms of inequalities on the solutions and their variation, and these inequalities can be verified numerically.

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三维激发态对-Δu + u-u3 = 0的唯一性
我们证明了模型非线性 f(y)= y3-y 的 ODE ÿ(t)+(2∕t)ẏ(t)+f(y(t))=0、y(0)=b 和ẏ(0)=0 的几个激发态的唯一性。第 n 个激发态是一个恰好有 n 个零的解,随着 t→∞ 趋于 0。这些表示 H1 中 PDE Δu+f(u)= 0 的所有光滑径向非零解。我们将该 ODE 解释为受双井势能支配的阻尼振荡器,并通过对解的能量和变化进行严格的数值分析来证明结果。更具体地说,唯一性问题完全可以用解及其变化的不等式来表述,而且这些不等式可以用数值来验证。
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Accounts of Chemical Research
Accounts of Chemical Research 化学-化学综合
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