Geometric quantities arising from bubbling analysis of mean field equations

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Abstract: Let E=BbbC/Lambda be a flat torus and G be its Green function with singularity at 0. Consider the multiple Green function Gn on En: G_{n}(z_1,cdots,z_n) := sum_{i < j} G(z_{i} - z_{j}) - n sum_{i = 1} ^{n} G(z_{i}). A critical point a=(a1,cdots,an) of Gn is called trivial if a1,cdots,an=−a1,cdots,−an. For such a point a, two geometric quantities D(a) and H(a) arising from bubbling analysis of mean field equations are introduced. D(a) is a global quantity measuring asymptotic expansion and H(a) is the Hessian of Gn at a. By way of geometry of Lam'e curves developed in our previous paper (Cambridge J. Math 3, 2015), we derive precise formulas to relate these two quantities.


The authors introduce two geometric quantities \(D(a)\) and \(H(a)\) arising from bubbling analysis of mean field equations, where \(a\) is a trivial critical point of a multiple Green function \(G_n\) defined on \(E^n\) and depending on a Green function \(G\) of a flat torus \(E=\mathbb{C}/\Lambda\) with singularity at 0. Further, they study the quantity \(D(a)\), which provides one of the key geometric messages for bubbling solutions, and then derive precise formulas relating these two quantities.











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