This paper deals with the existence of entire nontrivial solutions for fractional (p,q) systems with critical Hardy terms in R^N. Existence of solutions for system (S) is derived via the mountain pass lemma, whose application is pretty involved and requires some variants of the concentration-compactness principle of Lions and of the concentration-compactness principle at infinity of Chabrowski for vectorial fractional spaces, here proved. Indeed, the "triple loss of compactness" in (S) caused by the simultaneous presence of Hardy and critical terms in the whole R^N, forces to study the exact behavior of the PS sequences, in the spirit of Lions. We also present a simplified version of the main system (S), which is anyway interesting, since the existence proof for it is simpler and more direct. Finally, both existence theorems improve or complement previous results for fractional (p,q) scalar and vectorial problems.

Existence for fractional (p,q) systems with critical and Hardy terms in R^N

Patrizia Pucci
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2021

Abstract

This paper deals with the existence of entire nontrivial solutions for fractional (p,q) systems with critical Hardy terms in R^N. Existence of solutions for system (S) is derived via the mountain pass lemma, whose application is pretty involved and requires some variants of the concentration-compactness principle of Lions and of the concentration-compactness principle at infinity of Chabrowski for vectorial fractional spaces, here proved. Indeed, the "triple loss of compactness" in (S) caused by the simultaneous presence of Hardy and critical terms in the whole R^N, forces to study the exact behavior of the PS sequences, in the spirit of Lions. We also present a simplified version of the main system (S), which is anyway interesting, since the existence proof for it is simpler and more direct. Finally, both existence theorems improve or complement previous results for fractional (p,q) scalar and vectorial problems.
2021
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