Normalized solutions of L2-supercritical NLS equations on noncompact metric graphs
Abstract
We consider the existence of normalized solutions to nonlinear Schr\"odinger equations on noncompact metric graphs in the L2 supercritical regime. For sufficiently small prescribed mass (L2 norm), we prove existence of positive solutions on two classes of graphs: periodic graphs, and noncompact graphs with finitely many edges and suitable topological assumptions. Our approach is based on mountain pass techniques. A key point to overcome the serious lack of compactness is to show that all solutions with small mass have positive energy. To complement our analysis, we prove that this is no longer true, in general, for large masses. To the best of our knowledge, these are the first results with an L2 supercritical nonlinearity extended on the whole graph and unraveling the role of topology in the existence of solutions.
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