Nonexistence conjecture for the Lane–Emden system in strictly starshaped domains

Let Ω\Omega be a bounded domain, strictly starshaped with respect to 0Ω0\in\Omega, and suppose the condition

holdsfortheLaneEmdensystemholds for the Lane–Emden system

. Consider the problem with u=v=0u=v=0 on Ω\partial\Omega. Lane–Emden nonexistence conjecture. The problem does not admit any nontrivial solution. The conjecture concerns the still-open nonexistence of nontrivial solutions for the Lane–Emden system in a strictly starshaped domain, extending the type of conclusion suggested by the preceding unique-continuation and Pohozaev-type considerations.

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Ederson Moreira dos Santos, Gabrielle Nornberg and Nicola Soave, “On unique continuation principles for some elliptic systems”, arXiv:1909.07948 (2021).

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