The mass monotonicity conjecture for cubic-quintic solitary waves

In dimension d=3d=3, let ϕω\phi_\omega denote the ground state solution of the cubic-quintic Schrödinger equation at frequency ω\omega, with 0<ω<3160<\omega<\tfrac{3}{16}, and let M(ϕω)M(\phi_\omega) be its mass. Mass monotonicity conjecture. There exists 0<ω<3160<\omega_*<\tfrac{3}{16} such that the map ωM(ϕω)\omega\mapsto M(\phi_\omega) is strictly decreasing for ω<ω\omega<\omega_* and strictly increasing for ω>ω\omega>\omega_*. This conjecture would imply that the two stability transition frequencies coincide, and it is supported by numerical evidence; its status is not resolved in the supplied source.

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Rémi Carles and Christof Sparber, “Orbital stability vs. scattering in the cubic-quintic Schrodinger equation”, arXiv:2002.05431 (2020).

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