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A new dynamical approach of Emden-Fowler equations and systems

We give a new approach on general systems of the form \[(G){[c]{c}% -Δ_{p}u=\operatorname{div}(|\nabla u| ^{p-2}\nabla u)=ε_{1}|x| ^{a}u^{s}v^δ, -Δ_{q}v=\operatorname{div}(|\nabla v|^{q-2}\nabla u)=ε_{2}|x|^{b}u^μv^{m},\] where $Q,p,q,δ,μ,s,m,$ $a,b$ are real parameters, $Q,p,q\neq1,$ and $ε_{1}=\pm1,$ $ε_{2}=\pm1.$ In the radial case we reduce the problem to a quadratic system of order 4, of Kolmogorov type. Then we obtain new local and global existence or nonexistence results. In the case $ε_{1}=ε_{2}=1,$ we also describe the behaviour of the ground states in two cases where the system is variational. We give an important result on existence of ground states for a nonvariational system with $p=q=2$ and $s=m>0.$ In the nonradial case we solve a conjecture of nonexistence of ground states for the system with $p=q=2$ and $δ=m+1$ and $μ=s+1.$

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