Instability for standing waves of nonlinear Klein-Gordon equations via mountain-pass arguments

  • Jeanjean L
  • Le Coz S
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We introduce mountain-pass type arguments in the context of orbital instability for Klein-Gordon equations. Our aim is to illustrate on two examples how these arguments can be useful to simplify proofs and derive new results of orbital stability/instability. For a power-type nonlinearity, we prove that the ground states of the associated stationary equation are minimizers of the functional action on a wide variety of constraints. For a general nonlinearity, we extend to the dimension N = 2 the classical instability result for stationary solutions of nonlinear Klein-Gordon equations proved in 1985 by Shatah in dimension N ? 3. ? 2009 American Mathematical Society.

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Jeanjean, L., & Le Coz, S. (2009). Instability for standing waves of nonlinear Klein-Gordon equations via mountain-pass arguments. Transactions of the American Mathematical Society, 361(10), 5401–5401. https://doi.org/10.1090/s0002-9947-09-04790-4

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