Symmetry and Approximate Symmetry of a Nonlinear Elliptic Problem over a Ring

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Hauptverfasser: Ali, Alaa Haj, Li, Dongsheng, Wang, Peiyong
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author Ali, Alaa Haj
Li, Dongsheng
Wang, Peiyong
author_facet Ali, Alaa Haj
Li, Dongsheng
Wang, Peiyong
contents A singularly perturbed free boundary problem arising from a real problem associated with a Radiographic Integrated Test Stand concerns a solution of the equation $Δu = f(u)$ in a domain $Ω$ subject to constant boundary data, where the function $f$ in general is not monotone. When the domain $Ω$ is a perfect ring, we incorporate a new idea of radial correction into the classical moving plane method to prove the radial symmetry of a solution. When the domain is slightly shifted from a ring, we establish the stability of the solution by showing the approximate radial symmetry of the free boundary and the solution. For this purpose, we complete the proof via an evolutionary point of view, as an elliptic comparison principle is false, nevertheless a parabolic one holds.
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spellingShingle Symmetry and Approximate Symmetry of a Nonlinear Elliptic Problem over a Ring
Ali, Alaa Haj
Li, Dongsheng
Wang, Peiyong
Analysis of PDEs
35J25, 35K20, 35J60, 35J61, 35K10, 35K55, 35J15, 35K58
A singularly perturbed free boundary problem arising from a real problem associated with a Radiographic Integrated Test Stand concerns a solution of the equation $Δu = f(u)$ in a domain $Ω$ subject to constant boundary data, where the function $f$ in general is not monotone. When the domain $Ω$ is a perfect ring, we incorporate a new idea of radial correction into the classical moving plane method to prove the radial symmetry of a solution. When the domain is slightly shifted from a ring, we establish the stability of the solution by showing the approximate radial symmetry of the free boundary and the solution. For this purpose, we complete the proof via an evolutionary point of view, as an elliptic comparison principle is false, nevertheless a parabolic one holds.
title Symmetry and Approximate Symmetry of a Nonlinear Elliptic Problem over a Ring
topic Analysis of PDEs
35J25, 35K20, 35J60, 35J61, 35K10, 35K55, 35J15, 35K58
url https://arxiv.org/abs/1711.07109