Infinitesimal rigidity of collapsed gradient steady Ricci solitons in dimension three

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Abstract: The only known example of collapsed three-dimensional complete gradient steady Ricci solitons so far is the 3D cigar soliton N2imesmathbbR, the product of Hamilton's cigar soliton N2 and the real line mathbbR with the product metric. R. Hamilton has conjectured that there should exist a family of collapsed positively curved three-dimensional complete gradient steady solitons, with mathsfS1-symmetry, connecting the 3D cigar soliton. In this paper, we make the first initial progress and prove that the infinitesimal deformation at the 3D cigar soliton is non-essential. In Appendix A, we show that the 3D cigar soliton is the unique complete nonflat gradient steady Ricci soliton in dimension three that admits two commuting Killing vector fields.












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