Existence and symmetry breaking of vectorial ground states for Hartree-Fock type systems with potentials

Abstract

In this paper we study the Hartree-Fock type system as follows: equation* \ arrayll - u+V( x) u+ ( x) φ ,(u,v) u= u p-2u+β vp2 u p2-2u & in R3, \\ - v+V( x) v+ ( x) φ ,( u,v) v= v p-2v+β u p2 v p2-2v & in R3, array . equation* where φ ,( u,v) =∫R3 ( y) ( u2(y)+v2( y) ) |x-y|dy, the potentials V(x), (x) are positive continuous functions in R3, the parameter β ∈ R and 2<p<4. Such system is viewed as an approximation of the Coulomb system with two particles appeared in quantum mechanics, whose main characteristic is the presence of the double coupled terms. When 2<p<3, under suitable assumptions on potentials, we shed some light on the behavior of the corresponding energy functional on H1(R3)× H1(R3), and prove the existence of a global minimizer with negative energy. When 3≤ p<4, we find vectorial ground states by developing a new analytic method and exploring the conditions on potentials. Finally, we study the phenomenon of symmetry breaking of ground states when 2<p<3.

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