Global minimizers of a large class of anisotropic attractive-repulsive interaction energies in 2D
We study a large family of Riesz-type singular interaction potentials with anisotropy in two dimensions. Their associated global energy minimizers are given by explicit formulas whose supports are determined by ellipses under certain assumptions. More precisely, by parameterizing the strength of the...
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2023
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| author | Carrillo de la Plata, JA Shu, R |
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| description | We study a large family of Riesz-type singular interaction potentials with anisotropy in two dimensions. Their associated global energy minimizers are given by explicit formulas whose supports are determined by ellipses under certain assumptions. More precisely, by parameterizing the strength of the anisotropic part we characterize the sharp range in which these explicit ellipse-supported configurations are the global minimizers based on linear convexity arguments. Moreover, for certain anisotropic parts, we prove that for large values of the parameter the global minimizer is only given by vertically concentrated measures corresponding to one dimensional minimizers. We also show that these ellipse-supported configurations generically do not collapse to a vertically concentrated measure at the critical value for convexity, leading to an interesting gap of the parameters in between. In this intermediate range, we conclude by infinitesimal concavity that any superlevel set of any local minimizer in a suitable sense does not have interior points. Furthermore, for certain anisotropic parts, their support cannot contain any vertical segment for a restricted range of parameters, and moreover the global minimizers are expected to exhibit a zigzag behavior. All these results hold for the limiting case of the logarithmic repulsive potential, extending and generalizing previous results in the literature. Various examples of anisotropic parts leading to even more complex behavior are numerically explored. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:105313f2-d03a-43f5-8ebd-e9176f90f4d62024-01-15T09:19:24ZGlobal minimizers of a large class of anisotropic attractive-repulsive interaction energies in 2D Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:105313f2-d03a-43f5-8ebd-e9176f90f4d6EnglishSymplectic ElementsWiley2023Carrillo de la Plata, JAShu, RWe study a large family of Riesz-type singular interaction potentials with anisotropy in two dimensions. Their associated global energy minimizers are given by explicit formulas whose supports are determined by ellipses under certain assumptions. More precisely, by parameterizing the strength of the anisotropic part we characterize the sharp range in which these explicit ellipse-supported configurations are the global minimizers based on linear convexity arguments. Moreover, for certain anisotropic parts, we prove that for large values of the parameter the global minimizer is only given by vertically concentrated measures corresponding to one dimensional minimizers. We also show that these ellipse-supported configurations generically do not collapse to a vertically concentrated measure at the critical value for convexity, leading to an interesting gap of the parameters in between. In this intermediate range, we conclude by infinitesimal concavity that any superlevel set of any local minimizer in a suitable sense does not have interior points. Furthermore, for certain anisotropic parts, their support cannot contain any vertical segment for a restricted range of parameters, and moreover the global minimizers are expected to exhibit a zigzag behavior. All these results hold for the limiting case of the logarithmic repulsive potential, extending and generalizing previous results in the literature. Various examples of anisotropic parts leading to even more complex behavior are numerically explored. |
| spellingShingle | Carrillo de la Plata, JA Shu, R Global minimizers of a large class of anisotropic attractive-repulsive interaction energies in 2D |
| title | Global minimizers of a large class of anisotropic attractive-repulsive interaction energies in 2D |
| title_full | Global minimizers of a large class of anisotropic attractive-repulsive interaction energies in 2D |
| title_fullStr | Global minimizers of a large class of anisotropic attractive-repulsive interaction energies in 2D |
| title_full_unstemmed | Global minimizers of a large class of anisotropic attractive-repulsive interaction energies in 2D |
| title_short | Global minimizers of a large class of anisotropic attractive-repulsive interaction energies in 2D |
| title_sort | global minimizers of a large class of anisotropic attractive repulsive interaction energies in 2d |
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