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Liouville-type theorems and asymptotic behavior of nodal radial solutions of semilinear heat equations

Thomas Bartsch; Peter Poláčik; Pavol Quittner

Journal of the European Mathematical Society (2011)

  • Volume: 013, Issue: 1, page 219-247
  • ISSN: 1435-9855

Abstract

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We prove a Liouville type theorem for sign-changing radial solutions of a subcritical semilinear heat equation u t = Δ u + u p - 1 u . We use this theorem to derive a priori bounds, decay estimates, and initial and final blow-up rates for radial solutions of rather general semilinear parabolic equations whose nonlinearities have a subcritical polynomial growth. Further consequences on the existence of steady states and time-periodic solutions are also shown.

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Bartsch, Thomas, Poláčik, Peter, and Quittner, Pavol. "Liouville-type theorems and asymptotic behavior of nodal radial solutions of semilinear heat equations." Journal of the European Mathematical Society 013.1 (2011): 219-247. <http://eudml.org/doc/277360>.

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author = {Bartsch, Thomas, Poláčik, Peter, Quittner, Pavol},
journal = {Journal of the European Mathematical Society},
keywords = {semilinear parabolic equations; Liouville theorems; nodal radial solutions; a priori estimates; blow-up rate; decay rate; periodic solutions; nonexistence results; a priori bounds; sign-changing solutions; nonexistence results; a priori bounds; blow up rate; decay rate; periodic orbits; nodal radial solutions; sign-changing solutions},
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publisher = {European Mathematical Society Publishing House},
title = {Liouville-type theorems and asymptotic behavior of nodal radial solutions of semilinear heat equations},
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volume = {013},
year = {2011},
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