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Blow-up Behaviors of Ground States in Ergodic Mean-field Games Systems with Hartree-type Coupling

Fanze Kong·Yonghui Tong·Xiaoyu Zeng·Huan-song Zhou
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In this paper, we investigate the concentration behaviors of ground states to stationary Mean-field Games systems (MFGs) with the nonlocal coupling in $\mathbb R^n$, $n\geq 2.$ With the mass critical exponent imposed on Riesz potentials, we first discuss the existence of ground states to potential-free MFGs, which corresponds to the establishment of Gagliardo-Nirenberg type's inequality. Next, with the aid of the optimal inequality, we classify the existence of ground states to stationary MFGs with Hartree-type coupling in terms of the $L^1$-norm of population density defined by $M$. In addition, under certain types of coercive potentials, the asymptotics of ground states to ergodic MFGs with the nonlocal coupling are captured. Moreover, if the local polynomial expansions are imposed on potentials, we study the refined asymptotic behaviors of ground states and show that they concentrate on the flattest minima of potentials.

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Fanze Kong, Yonghui Tong, Xiaoyu Zeng, Huan-song Zhou. 2024-12-04. Blow-up Behaviors of Ground States in Ergodic Mean-field Games Systems with Hartree-type Coupling. https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.02922

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