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    Singular limits for 4-dimensional semilinear elliptic problems with exponential nonlinearity

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    Using some nonlinear domain decomposition method, we prove the existence of singular limits for solution of semilinear elliptic problems with exponential nonlinearity.Comment: 29 page

    Singular limits solution for 2-dimensional elliptic problems involving exponential nonlinearities with sub-quadratic convection nonlinear gradient terms and singular weights

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    Abstract Given a bounded open regular set Ω of ℝ 2 R2\mathbb {R}^2 , q 1 , ... , q K ∈ Ω q1,,qKΩ{q_1, \ldots , q_K \hspace*{-0.85358pt}\in \hspace*{-0.85358pt} \Omega } , a regular bounded function ϱ : Ω → [ 0 , + ∞ ) ϱ:Ω[0,+){\varrho \hspace*{-0.56905pt}:\hspace*{-0.56905pt} \Omega \hspace*{-0.85358pt}\rightarrow \hspace*{-0.85358pt} [0,+\infty )} and a bounded function V : Ω → [ 0 , + ∞ ) V:Ω[0,+){V: \Omega \rightarrow [0,+\infty )} , we give a sufficient condition for the model problem - Δ u - λ ϱ ( x ) | ∇ u | q = ε 2 V ( x ) e u Δuλϱ(x)uq=ε2V(x)eu -\Delta u -\lambda \varrho (x)\vert \nabla u\vert ^q = \varepsilon ^2 V(x) e^u to have a positive weak solution in Ω with u = 0 on ∂ Ω Ω{\partial \Omega } , which is singular at each qi as the parameters ε and λ tend to 0, without considering any relation between them, essentially when the set of concentration points qi and the set of zeros of V are not necessarily disjoint and q ∈ [ 1 , 2 ) q[1,2)q\in [1,2) is a real number.</jats:p

    On the blowing up solutions of the 4-d general q-Kuramoto-Sivashinsky equation with exponentially "dominated" nonlinearity and singular weight

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    Let Ω\Omega be a bounded domain in R4\mathbb{R}^4 with smooth boundary and let x1,x2,,xmx^{1}, x^{2}, \ldots, x^{m} be mm-points in Ω\Omega. We are concerned with the problem Δ2uH(x,u,Dku)=ρ4i=1nxpi4αif(x)g(u),\Delta^{2} u - H(x,u,D^{k}u) = \rho^{4}\prod_{i=1}^{n}|x-p_{i}|^{4\alpha_{i}}f(x)g(u), where the principal term is the bi-Laplacian operator, H(x,u,Dku)H(x,u,D^{k}u) is a functional which grows with respect to DuDu at most like Duq|Du|^{q}, 1q41\leq q\leq 4, f:Ω[0,+[f:\Omega\to [0,+\infty[ is a smooth function satisfying f(pi)>0f(p_{i}) \gt 0 for any i=1,,ni = 1,\ldots, n, αi\alpha_{i} are positives numbers and g:R[0,+[g :\mathbb R\to [0,+\infty[ satisfy g(u)ceu|g(u)|\leq ce^{u}. In this paper, we give sufficient conditions for existence of a family of positive weak solutions (uρ)ρ>0(u_\rho)_{\rho\gt 0} in Ω\Omega under Navier boundary conditions u=Δu=0u=\Delta u =0 on Ω\partial\Omega. The solutions we constructed are singular as the parameters ho ho tends to 0, when the set of concentration S={x1,,xm}ΩS=\{x^{1},\ldots,x^{m}\}\subset\Omega and the set Λ:={p1,,pn}Ω\Lambda :=\{p_{1},\ldots, p_{n}\}\subset\Omega are not necessarily disjoint. The proof is mainly based on nonlinear domain decomposition method.</jats:p

    On the blowing up solutions of the 4-d general q-Kuramoto-Sivashinsky equation with exponentially “dominated” nonlinearity and singular weight

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    Let Ω be a bounded domain in R4 \mathbb{R}^4 with smooth boundary and let x1,x2,...,xm x^1, x^2, . . . , x^m be m-points in Ω. We are concerned with the problem Δ2uH(x,u,Dku)=ρ4i=1nxpi4αif(x)g(u), \Delta^2 u - H(x, u, D^k u)=\rho^4 \prod_{i=1}^n | x - p_i |^{4 \alpha_i } f(x)g(u), where the principal term is the bi-Laplacian operator, H(x,u,Dku) H(x, u, D^k u) is a functional which grows with respect to Du Du at most like Duq,1q4,f:Ω[0,+[ |Du|^q, 1 ≤ q ≤ 4, f : Ω → [0,+∞[ is a smooth function satisfying f(pi) &gt; 0 for any i = 1, . . . , n, αi α_i are positives numbers and g:R[0,+[ g : \mathbb{R} → [0,+∞[ satisfy g(u)ceu |g(u)| ≤ ce^u . In this paper, we give sufficient conditions for existence of a family of positive weak solutions (u_ρ)_{ρ>0} in Ω under Navier boundary conditions u = Δu = 0 on ∂Ω. The solutions we constructed are singular as the parameters ρ tends to 0, when the set of concentration S=x1,...,xmΩ S = {x^1, . . . , x^m} ⊂ Ω and the set Λ:=p1,...,pnΩ Λ := {p_1, . . . , p_n} ⊂ Ω are not necessarily disjoint. The proof is mainly based on nonlinear domain decomposition method

    Singular limit solutions for 4-dimensional stationary Kuramoto-Sivashinsky equations with exponential nonlinearity

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    Let Ω\Omega be a bounded domain in R4\mathbb{R}^4 with smooth boundary, and let x1,x2,,xmx_1, x_2, \dots, x_m be points in Ω\Omega. We are concerned with the singular stationary non-homogenous Kuramoto-Sivashinsky equation Δ2uγΔuλu2=ρ4f(u), \Delta^2 u -\gamma\Delta u- \lambda|\nabla u|^2 = \rho^4f(u), where ff is a function that depends only the spatial variable. We use a nonlinear domain decomposition method to give sufficient conditions for the existence of a positive weak solution satisfying the Dirichlet-like boundary conditions u=Δu=0u =\Delta u =0, and being singular at each xix_i as the parameters λ,γ\lambda, \gamma and ρ\rho tend to 00. An analogous problem in two-dimensions was considered in [2] under condition (A1) below. However we do not assume that condition

    Singular Limits for 2-Dimensional Elliptic Problem with Exponentially Dominated Nonlinearity and a Quadratic Convection Term

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    Abstract We study existence of solutions with singular limits for a two-dimensional semilinear elliptic problem with exponential dominated nonlinearity and a quadratic convection non linear gradient term, imposing Dirichlet boundary condition. This paper extends previous results obtained in [1], [3], [4] and some references therein for related issues.</jats:p

    Singular limiting solutions for elliptic problem involving exponentially dominated nonlinearity and convection term

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    Abstract Given &#937; bounded open regular set of &#8477;2 and x1, x2, ..., xm &#8712; &#937;, we give a sufficient condition for the problem to have a positive weak solution in &#937; with u = 0 on &#8706;&#937;, which is singular at each xi as the parameters &#961;, &#955; &gt; 0 tend to 0 and where f(u) is dominated exponential nonlinearities functions. 2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 35J60; 53C21; 58J05.</p
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