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This analysis reveals normalized solutions to nonlinear dirac equations on metric graphs, suggesting important implications for localized nonlinear effects.
In this paper, we study the following nonlinear Dirac equations (NLDE) on noncompact metric graph G with localized nonlinearities {equation} D u - ω u= aχK|u|ᵖ⁻²u, {equation} where D is the Dirac operator on G, u: G → C², ω∈ R, $a > 0$, χK is the characteristic function of the compact core K, and $p>2$. First, for $2<p<4$, we prove the existence of normalized solutions to (NLDE) using a perturbation argument. Then, for p ≥ 4, we establish the assumption under which normalized solutions to (NLDE) exist. Finally, we extend these results to the case $a<0$ and, for all $p>2$, prove the existence of normalized solutions to (NLDE) when λ = -mc² is an eigenvalue of the operator D. In the Appendix, we study the influence of the parameters $m, c > 0$ on the existence of normalized solutions to (NLDE). To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to investigate the normalized solutions to (NLDE) on metric graphs.
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