Existence for general nonlinearities in the critical case

Let ff satisfy (F1) with q1q\geq 1, suppose that f(u)F(u)qf'(u)F(u)\leq q for all sufficiently large u>0u>0, and let ϕ0\phi\geq 0. Set

r=N2>q1.r=\frac{N}{2}>q-1.

If

F(ϕ)rLul,ρ1(RN),F(\phi)^{-r}\in\mathcal{L}^1_{\mathrm{ul},\rho}(\mathbb{R}^N),

then (S1E1) has a local-in-time solution. Existence conjecture. The stated integrability condition should therefore suffice for local-in-time solvability for general nonlinearities in the critical case. This is left open in the paper; the preceding results establish corresponding existence statements for specific nonlinearities and under stronger assumptions.

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Théo Giraudon and Yasuhito Miyamoto, “Fractional semilinear heat equations with singular and nondecaying initial data”, arXiv:2001.07875 (2020).

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