On the stability of critical points of the Hardy-Littlewood-Sobolev inequality

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This paper is concerned with the quantitative stability of critical points of the Hardy-Littlewood-Sobolev inequality. Namely, we give quantitative estimates for the Choquard equation: - u=(Iμ|u|2μ*) u2μ*-1\ \ in\ \ N, where u>0,\ N≥ 3,\ μ∈(0,N), Iμ is the Riesz potential and 2μ* 2N-μN-2 is the upper Hardy-Littlewood-Sobolev critical exponent. The Struwe's decomposition (see M. Struwe: Math Z.,1984) showed that the equation u + uN+2N-2 =0 has phenomenon of ``stable up to bubbling'', that is, if u≥0 and \| u+uN+2N-2\|(D1,2)-1 approaches zero, then d(u) goes to zero, where d(u) denotes the D1,2(N)-distance between u and the set of all sums of Talenti bubbles. Ciraolo, Figalli and Maggi (Int. Math. Res. Not.,2017) obtained the first quantitative version of Struwe's decomposition with single bubble in all dimensions N≥ 3, i.e, d(u)≤ C\| u+uN+2N-2\|L2NN+2. For multiple bubbles, Figalli and Glaudo (Arch. Rational Mech. Anal., 2020) obtained quantitative estimates depending on the dimension, namely d(u)≤ C\| u+uN+2N-2\|(D1,2)-1, where 3≤ N≤ 5, which is invalid as N≥ 6. 0.1in In this paper, we prove the quantitative estimate of the Hardy-Littlewood-Sobolev inequality, we get d(u)≤ C\| u +(Iμ|u|2μ*)|u|2μ*-2u\|(D1,2)-1, when N=3 and 5/2< μ<3.

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