We consider the Cauchy-problem for the parabolic equation $$ u_t = Delta u+ f(u,|x|), $$ where $x in mathbb R^n$, $n >2$, and $f(u,|x|)$ is either critical or supercritical with respect to the Joseph-Lundgren exponent. In particular, we improve and generalize some known results concerning stability and weak asymptotic stability of positive ground states.

On the non-autonomous hopf bifurcation problem: Systems with rapidly varying coefficients / Franca M.; Johnson R.. - In: ELECTRONIC JOURNAL ON THE QUALITATIVE THEORY OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. - ISSN 1417-3875. - ELETTRONICO. - 2019:56(2019), pp. 1-24. [10.14232/ejqtde.2019.1.56]

On the non-autonomous hopf bifurcation problem: Systems with rapidly varying coefficients

Franca M.
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2019

Abstract

We consider the Cauchy-problem for the parabolic equation $$ u_t = Delta u+ f(u,|x|), $$ where $x in mathbb R^n$, $n >2$, and $f(u,|x|)$ is either critical or supercritical with respect to the Joseph-Lundgren exponent. In particular, we improve and generalize some known results concerning stability and weak asymptotic stability of positive ground states.
2019
On the non-autonomous hopf bifurcation problem: Systems with rapidly varying coefficients / Franca M.; Johnson R.. - In: ELECTRONIC JOURNAL ON THE QUALITATIVE THEORY OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. - ISSN 1417-3875. - ELETTRONICO. - 2019:56(2019), pp. 1-24. [10.14232/ejqtde.2019.1.56]
Franca M.; Johnson R.
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