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Quynh N. T. Lê

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Moving sphere approach to a general weighted integral equation

Let $p$ be positive and $n \geq 3$ be an integer. Let $f(\cdot,\cdot): \mathbf{R}_+\times \mathbf{R}_+\to \mathbf{R}_+$ be a continuous function. In this paper, we are concerned with positive solutions to the following integral equation \[ u(x)= \int_{\mathbf{R}^n} |x-y|^p f(|y|,u(y)) dy \quad\text{in }\mathbf{R}^n\setminus\{\textbf{0}\}. \] By imposing some suitable conditions on $f$, we obtain the radially symmetry property of positive solutions to the above equation by using the method of moving spheres in integral form.

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A Liouville type result for fractional GJMS equations on higher dimensional spheres

Let $n$ be an integer and $s$ be a real number such that $n > 2s \geq 2$. Inspired by the perturbation approach initiated by F. Hang and P. Yang (\textit{Int. Math. Res. Not. IMRN}, 2020), we are interested in non-negative, smooth solution $v$ to the following higher-order fractional equation \[ {\mathbf P}_n^{2s}(v) = Q_n^{2s}(\varepsilon v+v^α) \] on $\mathbf S^n$ with $0<α\leq (n+2s)/(n-2s)$, and $\varepsilon \geq 0$. Here ${\mathbf P}_n^{2s}$ is the fractional GJMS type operator of order $2s$ on $\mathbf S^n$ and $Q_n^{2s} ={\mathbf P}_n^{2s}(1)$ is constant. We show that if $\varepsilon >0$ and $0<α\leq (n+2s)/(n-2s)$, then any positive, smooth solution $v$ to the above equation must be constant. The same result remains valid if $\varepsilon=0$ but with $0<α< (n+2s)/(n-2s)$.As a by-product, with $0<α\leq (n+2s)/(n-2s)$, we compute the sharp constant of the subcritical/critical Sobolev inequalities \[ \int_{\mathbf S^n} v {\mathbf P}_n^{2s} (v) dμ_{g_{\mathbf S^n}} \geq \frac{Γ(n/2 + s)}{Γ(n/2 - s )} | \mathbf S^n|^\frac{α-1}{α+1} \Big( \int_{\mathbf S^n} v^{α+1} dμ_{g_{\mathbf S^n}} \Big)^\frac{2}{α+1}. \] for the GJMS operator ${\mathbf P}_n^{2s}$ on $\mathbf S^n$ and for all non-negative functions $v\in H^s(\mathbf S^n)$.

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