Regularity for harmonic maps into certain pseudo-Riemannian manifolds
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Abstract: In this article, we investigate the regularity for certain elliptic systems without a -antisymmetric structure. As applications, we prove some -regularity theorems for weakly harmonic maps from the unit ball into certain pseudo-Riemannian manifolds: standard stationary Lorentzian manifolds, pseudospheres and pseudohyperbolic spaces . Consequently, such maps are shown to be H"{o}lder continuous (and as smooth as the regularity of the targets permits) in dimension . In particular, we prove that any weakly harmonic map from a disc into the De-Sitter space or the Anti-de-Sitter space is smooth. Also, we give an alternative proof of the H"{o}lder continuity of any weakly harmonic map from a disc into the Hyperbolic space without using the fact that the target is nonpositively curved. Moreover, we extend the notion of generalized (weakly) harmonic maps from a disc into the standard sphere to the case that the target is or , and obtain some -regularity results for such generalized (weakly) harmonic maps.
The regularity for certain elliptic systems without an \(L^2\)-antisymmetric structure is investigated. Namely, the regularity for weakly harmonic maps from the unit ball \(B=B(m)\subset\mathbb{R}^m\) (\(m\geq2\)) into certain pseudo-Riemannian manifolds is investigated from both analytic and geometric points of view. The obtained results rely on the theory of integrability by compensation, and on certain conservation laws which are due to the symmetries of the considered target manifolds.
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