Concentration at sub-manifolds for an elliptic Dirichlet problem near high critical exponents
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Abstract: Let be a open bounded domain in with smooth boundary . We consider the equation , under zero Dirichlet boundary condition, where is a small positive parameter. We assume that there is a -dimensional closed, embedded minimal submanifold of , which is non-degenerate, and along which a certain weighted average of sectional curvatures of is negative. Under these assumptions, we prove existence of a sequence and a solution which concentrate along , as , in the sense that |
abla u_{varepsilon} |^2,
ightharpoonup , S_{n-k}^{frac{n-k}{2}} ,delta_K quad mbox{as} varepsilon o 0 where stands for the Dirac measure supported on and is an explicit positive constant. This result generalizes the one obtained by del Pino-Musso-Pacard, where the case is considered.
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