Monotone heteroclinic solutions to semilinear PDEs in cylinders and applications

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Hauptverfasser: De Regibus, Fabio, Ruiz, David
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author De Regibus, Fabio
Ruiz, David
author_facet De Regibus, Fabio
Ruiz, David
contents In this paper we show the existence of strictly monotone heteroclinic type solutions of semilinear elliptic equations in cylinders. The motivation of this construction is twofold: first, it implies the existence of an entire bounded solution of a semilinear equation without critical points which is not one-dimensional. Second, this gives an example of a bounded stationary solution for the 2D Euler equations without stagnation points which is not a shear flow, completing previous results of Hamel and Nadirashvili. The proof uses a minimization technique together with a truncation argument, and a limit procedure.
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spellingShingle Monotone heteroclinic solutions to semilinear PDEs in cylinders and applications
De Regibus, Fabio
Ruiz, David
Analysis of PDEs
35J25, 35B08, 35Q35
In this paper we show the existence of strictly monotone heteroclinic type solutions of semilinear elliptic equations in cylinders. The motivation of this construction is twofold: first, it implies the existence of an entire bounded solution of a semilinear equation without critical points which is not one-dimensional. Second, this gives an example of a bounded stationary solution for the 2D Euler equations without stagnation points which is not a shear flow, completing previous results of Hamel and Nadirashvili. The proof uses a minimization technique together with a truncation argument, and a limit procedure.
title Monotone heteroclinic solutions to semilinear PDEs in cylinders and applications
topic Analysis of PDEs
35J25, 35B08, 35Q35
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.04546