Solutions with multiple catenoidal ends to the Allen–Cahn equation in R3
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Agudelo, Oscar
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Pino Manresa, Manuel del
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Wei, Juncheng.
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2015-07-30T19:22:39Z
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2015-07-30T19:22:39Z
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2015
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J. Math. Pures Appl. 103 (2015) 142–218
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0021-7824
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doi: 10.1016/j.matpur.2014.03.010
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https://repositorio.uchile.cl/handle/2250/132275
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Abstract
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We consider the Allen–Cahnequation Δu+u(1−u2)=0inR3.
We construct two classes of axially symmetric solutions u=u(|x |,x3)suchthat the (multiple) components of the zero set look for large |x |like catenoids, namely|x3|∼Alog|x |.In Theorem 1 ,we find a solution which is even in x3, with Morse index one and a zero set with exactly two components,which are graphs.In Theorem 2,we construct a solution with a zero set with two or more nested catenoid-like components, whose Morse index become as large as we wish. While it is a common idea that nodal sets of the Allen–Cahn equation behave like minimal surfaces,these examples show that the non local interaction between disjoint portions of the nodal set,governed in suitably a symptotic regimes by explicit systems of 2dPDE, induces richness and complex structure of the set of entire solutions, beyond the one in minimal surface theory
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FONDECYT 1110181,
Fondo Basal CMM,
NSERC grant Canada,
and a GRF grant from Research Grants Council, University Grants Committee , HongKong