This research demonstrates growth behavior in solutions of Schrödinger equations, suggesting new avenues for analysis of bounded domains.
This paper investigates the existence of positive normalized solutions to the Sobolev critical Schr\"{o}dinger equation: {equation*} \{ {aligned} &-Δ u +λ u =|u|2^*-2u &in& \ Ω,\\ &∫Ω|u|²dx=c, u=0 &on& \ ∂Ω, {aligned} . {equation*} where ΩN (N≥3) is a bounded smooth domain, 2^*=2N/N-2, λ∈ R is a Lagrange multiplier, and $c>0$ is a prescribed constant. By introducing a novel blow-up analysis for Sobolev subcritical approximation solutions with uniformly bounded Morse index and fixed mass, we establish the existence of mountain pass type positive normalized solutions for N≥ 3. This resolves an open problem posed in [Pierotti, Verzini and Yu, SIAM J. Math. Anal. 2025].
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