Existence of ground state solutions to Kirchhoff--Choquard system in R3 with constant potentials

Abstract

In this paper, we consider the following linearly coupled Kirchhoff--Choquard system in R3: align* cases -(a1 + b1∫R3 |∇ u|2\,dx) u + V1 u = μ (Iα * |u|p) |u|p - 2 u + λ v, \ \ x∈R3\\ -(a2 + b2∫R3 |∇ v|2\,dx) v + V2 v = (Iα * |v|q) |v|q - 2 v + λ u,\ \ x∈R3 \\ u, v ∈ H1(R3), cases align* where a1, a2, b1, b2, V1, V2, λ, μ and are positive constants. The function Iα : R3 \0\ R denotes the Riesz potential with α ∈ (0, 3). We study the existence of positive ground state solutions under the conditions 3 + α3 < p q < 3 + α, or 3 + α3 < p < q = 3 + α, or 3 + α3 = p < q < 3 + α. Assuming suitable conditions on V1, V2, and λ, we obtain a ground state solution by employing a variational approach based on the Nehari--Pohozaev manifold, inspired by the works of Ueno (Commun. Pure Appl. Anal. 24 (2025)) and Chen--Liu (J. Math. Anal. 473 (2019)). In particular, we emphasize that in the upper half critical case 3 + α3 < p < q = 3 + α and the lower half critical case 3 + α3 = p < q < 3 + α, a ground state solution can still be obtained by taking μ or sufficiently large to control the energy level of the minimization problem. To employ the Nehari--Pohozaev manifold we extend a regularity result to the linearly coupled system, which is essential for the validity of the Pohozaev identity.

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