We study the so-called limiting Sobolev cases for embeddings of the spaces W1, n0(Ω), where Ω ⊂ ℝn is a bounded domain. Differently from J. Moser, we consider optimal embeddings into Zygmund spaces: we derive related Euler-Lagrange equations, and show that Moser's concentrating sequences are the solutions of these equations and thus realize the best constants of the corresponding embedding inequalities. Furthermore, we exhibit a group invariance, and show that Moser's sequence is generated by this group invariance and that the solutions of the limiting equation are unique up to this invariance. Finally, we derive a Pohozaev-type identity, and use it to prove that equations related to perturbed optimal embeddings do not have solutions.

Group invariance and Pohozaev identity in Moser type inequalities / D. Cassani, B. Ruf, C. Tarsi. - In: COMMUNICATIONS IN CONTEMPORARY MATHEMATICS. - ISSN 0219-1997. - 15:2(2013 Apr), pp. 1250054.1-1250054.20.

Group invariance and Pohozaev identity in Moser type inequalities

B. Ruf
Secondo
;
C. Tarsi
Ultimo
2013

Abstract

We study the so-called limiting Sobolev cases for embeddings of the spaces W1, n0(Ω), where Ω ⊂ ℝn is a bounded domain. Differently from J. Moser, we consider optimal embeddings into Zygmund spaces: we derive related Euler-Lagrange equations, and show that Moser's concentrating sequences are the solutions of these equations and thus realize the best constants of the corresponding embedding inequalities. Furthermore, we exhibit a group invariance, and show that Moser's sequence is generated by this group invariance and that the solutions of the limiting equation are unique up to this invariance. Finally, we derive a Pohozaev-type identity, and use it to prove that equations related to perturbed optimal embeddings do not have solutions.
best embedding constants; critical growth; Moser inequalities; Pohozaev identity; Zygmund spaces
Settore MAT/05 - Analisi Matematica
apr-2013
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