Ground States of One-Dimensional Fermionic Schr\"odinger Systems Near a Critical Exponent
Abstract
We study ground states of the fermionic nonlinear Schr\"odinger system J2(p) in , where p>1 denotes a polynomial exponent of the nonlinear term. It is known that the system J2(p) admits ground states for any 1<p<2, while there is no ground state for J2(2). We prove that there is no ground state of J2(p) as p 2, which addresses the special case of Conjecture 5 in [D. Gontier, M. Lewin and F. Q. Nazar, ARMA, 2021]. The refined limiting profile of ground states for J2(p) is also analyzed as p 2, which shows that the corresponding density admits exactly two bumps whose distance goes up to infinity as p 2.
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