Boson Stars with Long-range Perturbations
arXiv:1911.00389
Abstract
We consider the Boson star equation with long-range perturbation given by where denotes the long-range potential. In contrast to the well known fact that for no maximal ground state solitary wave exists when the partical number (Chandrasekhar limiting mass) [E.H. Lieb, H.T. Yau, \emph{Commun. Math. Phys.}, 112 (1987), pp: 147-174 ], we show that for and small enough, there exists at least one maximal ground state at . Moreover, for , we find that for initial value , the solution is global well-posedness, and we obtain an "orbital stability" of those maximal ground state solitary waves in some sense, which implies that such long-range perturbation pushes the Boson star system more stable. Finally, we analyse blow-up behaviours of maximal ground states when .
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