Conjecture on concentration for sign-changing radial solutions as beta increases to one

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Let Λ∗<λ∗<Λ1\Lambda^*<\lambda_*<\Lambda_1 and set β∗=1\beta_*=1. Let S1,λ,βS_{1,\lambda,\beta} denote the class of radial sign-changing solutions with the index specified in the paper, and let behavior (v) denote the corresponding concentration and weak-limit alternative from Theorem A1. Concentration conjecture. There exist sequences

(λn)⊂(0,Λ1),(βn)⊂(0,1),(\lambda_n)\subset(0,\Lambda_1),\qquad (\beta_n)\subset(0,1),

and solutions unu_n such that

(λn,βn)→(λ∗,β∗),un∈S1,λn,βnfor all n∈N,(\lambda_n,\beta_n)\to(\lambda_*,\beta_*),\qquad u_n\in S_{1,\lambda_n,\beta_n}\quad\text{for all }n\in\mathbb N,

and (un)(u_n) behaves as in (v) of Theorem A1. This predicts the counterpart, for βn↑1\beta_n\uparrow1, of concentration phenomena already identified in the opposite parameter direction; the supplied text gives no resolution.

References

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Daisuke Naimen, “Concentration profile, energy, and weak limits of radial solutions to semilinear elliptic equations with Trudinger-Moser critical nonlinearities”, arXiv:2008.09373 (2020).

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