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Register a new userEnergy asymptotics in the Brezis-Nirenberg problem. The higher-dimensional case
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For dimensions $N geq 4$, we consider the Brezis-Nirenberg variational problem of finding [ S(epsilon V) := inf_{0 otequiv uin H^1_0(Omega)} frac{int_Omega | abla u|^2 , dx +epsilon int_Omega V, |u|^2 , dx}{left(int_Omega |u|^q , dx right)^{2/q}}, ] where $q=frac{2N}{N-2}$ is the critical Sobolev exponent and $Omega subset mathbb{R}^N$ is a bounded open set. We compute the asymptotics of $S(0) - S(epsilon V)$ to leading order as $epsilon to 0+$. We give a precise description of the blow-up profile of (almost) minimizing sequences and, in particular, we characterize the concentration points as being extrema of a quotient involving the Robin function. This complements the results from our recent paper in the case $N = 3$.
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For a bounded open set $Omegasubsetmathbb R^3$ we consider the minimization problem $$ S(a+epsilon V) = inf_{0 otequiv uin H^1_0(Omega)} frac{int_Omega (| abla u|^2+ (a+epsilon V) |u|^2),dx}{(int_Omega u^6,dx)^{1/3}} $$ involving the critical Sobolev exponent. The function $a$ is assumed to be critical in the sense of Hebey and Vaugon. Under certain assumptions on $a$ and $V$ we compute the asymptotics of $S(a+epsilon V)-S$ as $epsilonto 0+$, where $S$ is the Sobolev constant. (Almost) minimizers concentrate at a point in the zero set of the Robin function corresponding to $a$ and we determine the location of the concentration point within that set. We also show that our assumptions are almost necessary to have $S(a+epsilon V)<S$ for all sufficiently small $epsilon>0$.
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