Ground states for the NLS equation with combined nonlinearity on periodic metric graphs
Nicola Soave, Lorenzo Villata

TL;DR
This paper studies the existence of ground states for the NLS equation with combined nonlinearities on periodic metric graphs, revealing new phenomena due to the interplay of nonlinearities and periodicity, including dimensional crossover.
Contribution
It extends previous results on homogeneous and inhomogeneous NLS equations to periodic graphs, uncovering new phenomena and the dimensional crossover effect.
Findings
Existence of ground states with prescribed mass on periodic graphs.
Identification of new phenomena due to combined nonlinearities and periodicity.
Extension of results to general 2-periodic graphs and improvement on previous inhomogeneous NLS results.
Abstract
We investigate the existence of ground states with prescribed mass for the Non-Linear Schr\"odinger energy with combined nonlinearities on and -periodic metric graphs. This is the natural prosecution of previous studies concerning on the one hand the homogeneous NLS equation on periodic graphs, and on the other hand the NLS equation with combined nonlinearity on noncompact metric graphs with finitely many vertexes and edges. As in the latter case, it turns out that the interplay between different nonlinearities creates new phenomena with respect to the homogenous setting, but, due to the periodicity, in a quite different way; in particular, for -periodic graphs, the so called dimensional crossover occurs. As a by-product, we extend existing results for the homogeneous NLS on the square and honeycomb grids to general -periodic graphs. Furthermore, we also improve previous…
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TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Physics Problems · Nonlinear Photonic Systems · Nonlinear Waves and Solitons
