Existence, nonexistence, symmetry and uniqueness of ground state for critical Schrödinger system involving Hardy term
arXiv:1608.01123
Abstract
We study the following elliptic system with critical exponent: \begin{displaymath} \begin{cases}-Δu_j-\frac{λ_j}{|x|^2}u_j=u_j^{2^*-1}+\sum\limits_{k\neq j}β_{jk}α_{jk}u_j^{α_{jk}-1}u_k^{α_{kj}},\;\;x\in\R^N, u_j\in D^{1,2}(\R^N),\quad u_j>0 \;\; \hbox{in} \quad \R^N\setminus \{0\},\quad j=1,...,r.\end{cases}\end{displaymath} Here for all ; ; \; satisfying for all . Note that the nonlinearities and the coupling terms all are critical in arbitrary dimension . The signs of the coupling constants $\bb_{ij}$'s are decisive for the existence of the ground state solutions. We show that the critical system with has a positive least energy solution for all . However, there is no ground state solutions if all are negative. We also prove that the positive solutions of the system are radially symmetric. Furthermore, we obtain the uniqueness theorem for the case with and the existence theorem when with general coupling exponents.
39 pages