| This dissertation aims at researching the existence of solutions for several classes of nonlinear Choquard equations by variational method.The dissertation is divided into five chapters,the main contents are as follows:In Chapter 1,we first introduce the backgrounds and research status of prob-lems,then give the main results.In Chapter 2,we are concerned with the existence of nodal solutions for the fractional Choquard equation(?)where 0<μ<2a<N,2N-μ/N-1<p<2N-μ/N-2α with α∈(1/2,1).Since fractional Laplacian is a nonlocal operator,we adopt the extension method proposed by L.Caffarelli and L.Silvestre to reformulate the problem in R+N+1.For any k∈N we prove that the equation(P1)possesses at least a least energy k-nodal solution.In Chapter 3,we study the existence of solutions for the fractional p-Laplacian Choquard equation where a E(0,1),λ>0 is a parameter,0<μ<N,N>ap,1<q<p,max{p/2,2N-μ/2N}<γ<p/22N-μ/N-αp,f∈L∞(Ω)satisfies f±≠0 and the measure of f-1(0)is positive,Ω(?)RN is bounded domain with C1 boundary.Define(?)By combining the Nehari manifold and the fibering approach,we prove the existence of ε>0 such that for all λ∈(0,λ*+ε),the problem(P2)has two nontrivial nonnegative solutions.In Chapter 4,we consider the existence,multiplicity and concentration of pos-itive solutions for quasilinear Choquard equation(?)where ε>0 is a parameter,0<μ<2<N,pN<p<4(N-μ)/N-2 with pN-max{4,3N-2μ+2/N-2} and the potential function V satisfy the condition(V)K ∈C(RN,R),0<V0:=(?)Since there has no suitable space such that the energy functional corresponding to the equation(P3)enjoys both smoothness and compactness,we adopt the dual approach to transfer the problem into a semilinear one and prove that the equation possesses a positive ground state provided ε>0 small enough.Moreover,for smallε,by using the Ljusternik-Schnirlmann theory,we prove that the number of positive solutions for equation(P3)is at least cat(A)and as ε→0,the maximum of the above solutions concentrate near A,where A is the set of minimums of potential V.In Chapter 5,we make a summary and outlook about the dissertation. |