Variational Problems with Long-Range Interaction

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Abstract

We consider a class of variational problems for densities that repel each other at a distance. Typical examples are given by the Dirichlet functional and the Rayleigh functionalD(u)=∑i=1k∫Ω|∇ui|2orR(u)=∑i=1k∫Ω|∇ui|2∫Ωui2,minimized in the class of H1(Ω , Rk) functions attaining some boundary conditions on ∂Ω, and subjected to the constraint dist({ui>0},{uj>0})≥1∀i≠j.For these problems, we investigate the optimal regularity of the solutions, prove a free-boundary condition, and derive some preliminary results characterizing the free boundary ∂{∑i=1kui>0}.

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Soave, N., Tavares, H., Terracini, S., & Zilio, A. (2018). Variational Problems with Long-Range Interaction. Archive for Rational Mechanics and Analysis, 228(3), 743–772. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00205-017-1204-2

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