Existence and stability of infinite time bubble towers in the energy critical heat equation
arXiv:1905.13500 · doi:10.2140/apde.2021.14.1557
Abstract
We consider the energy critical heat equation in for which corresponds to the -gradient flow of the Sobolev-critical energy Given any we find an initial condition that leads to sign-changing solutions with {\em multiple blow-up at a single point} (tower of bubbles) as . It has the form of a superposition with alternate signs of singularly scaled {\em Aubin-Talenti solitons}, where is the standard soliton and Letting the Dirac mass, we have energy concentration of the form where . The initial condition can be chosen radial and compactly supported. We establish the codimension stability of this phenomenon for perturbations of the initial condition that have space decay , , which yields finite energy of the solution.
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