Double Criticality for a Hardy-Rellich Biharmonic Heat Equation in an Exterior Domain

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Auteurs principaux: Alhatlani, Hadeel, Jleli, Mohamed, Samet, Bessem
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author Alhatlani, Hadeel
Jleli, Mohamed
Samet, Bessem
author_facet Alhatlani, Hadeel
Jleli, Mohamed
Samet, Bessem
contents We study the existence and nonexistence of weak solutions to an inhomogeneous semilinear biharmonic heat equation in an exterior domain, involving a singular Hardy--Rellich potential, a weighted nonlinearity $|x|^σ|u|^{p}$, and a positive source term $f(x)$. We identify two distinct critical regimes governing the behavior of solutions. More precisely, we first determine a Fujita-type critical exponent that separates nonexistence from existence. We then show that, in the supercritical range, a second critical exponent arises in terms of the decay exponent of the source, in the sense of Lee and Ni. Our results extend the recent work \cite{Tobakhanov} by considering a singular Hardy--Rellich potential and a weighted nonlinearity, leading to a different critical behavior.
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spellingShingle Double Criticality for a Hardy-Rellich Biharmonic Heat Equation in an Exterior Domain
Alhatlani, Hadeel
Jleli, Mohamed
Samet, Bessem
Analysis of PDEs
We study the existence and nonexistence of weak solutions to an inhomogeneous semilinear biharmonic heat equation in an exterior domain, involving a singular Hardy--Rellich potential, a weighted nonlinearity $|x|^σ|u|^{p}$, and a positive source term $f(x)$. We identify two distinct critical regimes governing the behavior of solutions. More precisely, we first determine a Fujita-type critical exponent that separates nonexistence from existence. We then show that, in the supercritical range, a second critical exponent arises in terms of the decay exponent of the source, in the sense of Lee and Ni. Our results extend the recent work \cite{Tobakhanov} by considering a singular Hardy--Rellich potential and a weighted nonlinearity, leading to a different critical behavior.
title Double Criticality for a Hardy-Rellich Biharmonic Heat Equation in an Exterior Domain
topic Analysis of PDEs
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.09074