The Allen-Cahn equation on the complete Riemannian manifolds of finite volume

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Abstract: The semi-linear, elliptic PDE ACvarepsilon(u):=varepsilon2Deltau+W(u)=0 is called the Allen-Cahn equation. In this article we will prove the existence of finite energy solution to the Allen-Cahn equation on certain complete, non-compact manifolds. More precisely, suppose Mn+1 (with n+1geq3) is a complete Riemannian manifold of finite volume. Then there exists varepsilon0>0, depending on the ambient Riemannian metric, such that for all 0<varepsilonleqvarepsilon0, there exists mathfrakuvarepsilon:Mightarrow(1,1) satisfying ACvarepsilon(mathfrakuvarepsilon)=0 with the energy Evarepsilon(mathfrakuvarepsilon)<infty and the Morse index extInd(mathfrakuvarepsilon)leq1. Moreover, 0<liminfvarepsilonightarrow0Evarepsilon(mathfrakuvarepsilon)leqlimsupvarepsilonightarrow0Evarepsilon(mathfrakuvarepsilon)<infty. Our result is motivated by the theorem of Chambers-Liokumovich and Song, which says that M contains a complete minimal hypersurface Sigma with 0<mathcalHn(Sigma)<infty. This theorem can be recovered from our result.









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