Large conformal metrics with prescribed sign-changing Gauss curvature

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Abstract: Let (M,g) be a two dimensional compact Riemannian manifold of genus g(M)>1. Let f be a smooth function on M such that f ge 0, quad f otequiv 0, quad min_M f = 0. Let p1,ldots,pn be any set of points at which f(pi)=0 and D2f(pi) is non-singular. We prove that for all sufficiently small lambda>0 there exists a family of "bubbling" conformal metrics glambda=eulambdag such that their Gauss curvature is given by the sign-changing function Kglambda=−f+lambda2. Moreover, the family ulambda satisfies u_lambda(p_j) = -4loglambda -2log left (frac 1{sqrt{2}} log frac 1lambda ight ) +O(1) and lambda^2e^{u_lambda} ightharpoonup8pisum_{i=1}^{n}delta_{p_i},quad mbox{as }lambda o 0, where deltap designates Dirac mass at the point p.


Let \((M,g)\) be a compact 2-dimensional Riemannian manifold of genus \(g\) greater than 1. Let \(f\) be a non-negative function which does not vanish identically with \(\min f=0\). Suppose given a collection of points \(\{p_1,\dots,p_n\}\) where \(f(p_i)=0\) such that the Hessian \(D^2f(p_i)\) is non-singular. The authors show that, for any sufficiently small constant \(\lambda>0\), there exists a family of bubbling conformal metrics \(g_\lambda=e^{u_\lambda} g\) such that their Gaussian curvature is given by the sign changing function \(K_{g_\lambda}=-f+\lambda^2\). The first section contains a statement of the problem. The second section treats a non-linear Green's function. The third section is a construction of a first approximation. The fourth section deals with the linearized operator around the first approximation. The fifth section deals with the non-linear problem. The sixth section establishes the main theorem if there is but 1 point. The seventh section deals with the general case.











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