In this paper we investigate the existence of solution for the following nonlocal problem with Stein-Weiss convolution term-△Φu+V(x)Φ(|u|)u=1/|x|α(∫R^(N)K(y)F(u(y))/|x-y|Y(λ)|y|^(α)dy)K(x)f(u(x)),x∈R^(N),where...In this paper we investigate the existence of solution for the following nonlocal problem with Stein-Weiss convolution term-△Φu+V(x)Φ(|u|)u=1/|x|α(∫R^(N)K(y)F(u(y))/|x-y|Y(λ)|y|^(α)dy)K(x)f(u(x)),x∈R^(N),where α≥0,N≥2,λ>0 is a positive parameter,V,K∈C(R^(N),[0,∞))are nonne-gative functions that may vanish at infinity,the function f ∈ C(R,R)is quasicritical and F(t)=∫_(0)^(t)f(s)ds.To establish our existence and regularity results,we use the Hardy-type inequalities for Orlicz-Sobolev Space and the Stein-Weiss inequality together with a varia-tional technique based on the mountain pass theorem for a functional that is not necessarily in C'.Furthermore,we also prove the existence of a ground state solution by the method of Nehari manifold in the case where the strict monotonicity condition on f is not required.This work incorporates the case where the N-function Φdoes not verify the △_(2)-condition.展开更多
基金supported by FAPESQ/Brazil(Grant No.3031/2021)supported by CNPq/Brazil(Grant No.309.692/2020-2)
文摘In this paper we investigate the existence of solution for the following nonlocal problem with Stein-Weiss convolution term-△Φu+V(x)Φ(|u|)u=1/|x|α(∫R^(N)K(y)F(u(y))/|x-y|Y(λ)|y|^(α)dy)K(x)f(u(x)),x∈R^(N),where α≥0,N≥2,λ>0 is a positive parameter,V,K∈C(R^(N),[0,∞))are nonne-gative functions that may vanish at infinity,the function f ∈ C(R,R)is quasicritical and F(t)=∫_(0)^(t)f(s)ds.To establish our existence and regularity results,we use the Hardy-type inequalities for Orlicz-Sobolev Space and the Stein-Weiss inequality together with a varia-tional technique based on the mountain pass theorem for a functional that is not necessarily in C'.Furthermore,we also prove the existence of a ground state solution by the method of Nehari manifold in the case where the strict monotonicity condition on f is not required.This work incorporates the case where the N-function Φdoes not verify the △_(2)-condition.
