Monotonicity and nonexistence conjecture for the Emden–Fowler equation

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Let N≥3N\ge 3, let p>pSp>p_{\rm S}, and let Θ(Γ)\Theta(\Gamma) denote the relevant solution-branch parameter for the Emden–Fowler equation

. Let $p_{\rm JL}$ and $\Theta^*$ be the Joseph–Lundgren exponent and the angle given in Theorem C, respectively. **Monotonicity and nonexistence conjecture.** If $N\ge 11$ and $p\ge p_{\rm JL}$, then $\Theta(\Gamma)$ is strictly decreasing and

has no regular solution for Θ∈(0,Θ∗]\Theta\in(0,\Theta^*]. This would clarify the behavior of the solution branch in the case p≥pJLp\ge p_{\rm JL}, which the surrounding theorems leave unresolved.

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Primary source

Atsushi Kosaka and Yasuhito Miyamoto, “The Emden-Fowler equation on a spherical cap of S^N”, arXiv:1912.11239 (2019).

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