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Asymptotic analysis and sign-changing bubble towers for Lane–Emden problems

Francesca De Marchis, Isabella Ianni, Filomena Pacella (2015)

Journal of the European Mathematical Society

We consider the semilinear Lane–Emden problem where p > 1 and Ω is a smooth bounded domain of 2 . The aim of the paper is to analyze the asymptotic behavior of sign changing solutions of ( p ) , as p + . Among other results we show, under some symmetry assumptions on Ω , that the positive and negative parts of a family of symmetric solutions concentrate at the same point, as p + , and the limit profile looks like a tower of two bubbles given by a superposition of a regular and a singular solution of the Liouville...

Asymptotics of parabolic equations with possible blow-up

Radosław Czaja (2004)

Colloquium Mathematicae

We describe the long-time behaviour of solutions of parabolic equations in the case when some solutions may blow up in a finite or infinite time. This is done by providing a maximal compact invariant set attracting any initial data for which the corresponding solution does not blow up. The abstract result is applied to the Frank-Kamenetskii equation and the N-dimensional Navier-Stokes system with small external force.

Averaging techniques and oscillation of quasilinear elliptic equations

Zhi-Ting Xu, Bao-Guo Jia, Shao-Yuan Xu (2004)

Annales Polonici Mathematici

By using averaging techniques, some oscillation criteria for quasilinear elliptic differential equations of second order i , j = 1 N D i [ A i j ( x ) | D y | p - 2 D j y ] + p ( x ) f ( y ) = 0 are obtained. These results extend and generalize the criteria for linear differential equations due to Kamenev, Philos and Wong.

Blow-up behavior in nonlocal vs local heat equations

Philippe Souplet (2000)

Banach Center Publications

We present some recent results on the blow-up behavior of solutions of heat equations with nonlocal nonlinearities. These results concern blow-up sets, rates and profiles. We then compare them with the corresponding results in the local case, and we show that the two types of problems exhibit "dual" blow-up behaviors.

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