Non-compactness and multiplicity results for the Yamabe problem on Sn
By Massimiliano Berti, A. Malchiodi. 2001
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The aim of this paper is to show the existence of metrics ge on Sn, where ge is a perturbation of the standard metric g0, for which the Yamabe problem possesses a sequence of solutions unbounded in L∞(Sn). The metrics ge that we find are of class Ck on Sn with (k⩽n−34). We also prove some new multiplicity results.
Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Geometry and Topology
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In Applied Mathematics
- Serena Dipierro
- Enrico Valdinoci
- María Medina
- R. G. Bettiol
- Paolo Piccione
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In Geometry and Topology
- Serena Dipierro
- R. G. Bettiol
- María Medina
- Enrico Valdinoci
- Paolo Piccione
- S. Brendle
- Burkhard Wilking
- Hong-wei Xu
Citations in the corpus
- Bifurcation and local rigidity of homogeneous solutions to the Yamabe problem on spheres (2011, background): “Later, Berti and Malchiodi [6] obtained the existence of a sequence of unbounded solutions (in the L∞ sense) among other multiplicity results, also for perturbations of the round metric.”
- Blow-up phenomena for the Yamabe equation (2007, background): “Given positive integers n and k such that k ≥ 2 and n ≥ 4k + 3, Berti and Malchiodi showed that there exists a Riemannian metric g on Sn (of class Ck) for which the set of solutions to the Yamabe PDE (1) fails to be compact (see [6], Theorem 1.”
- Blow-up phenomena for the Yamabe equation II (2009, unknown): “This result, combined with the positive mass theorem, implies the Compactness Conjecture for those dimensions.”
- Fractional elliptic problems with critical growth in the whole of $\R^n$ (2015, background): “In the classical case, that is when s = 1 and the fractional Laplacian boils down to the classical Laplacian, there is an intense literature regarding this type of problems, see [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 13, 18, 22, 24, 38, 39], and references therein.”