Variational structure of the $v_{\frac{n}{2}}$-Yamabe problem
Matthew J. Gursky, Jeffrey Streets

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new variational framework and flow approach for the $v_{n/2}$-Yamabe problem, providing insights into solution uniqueness within conformal classes.
Contribution
It defines a novel Riemannian metric on conformal classes, leading to a new variational characterization and flow method for the $v_{n/2}$-Yamabe problem.
Findings
New variational characterization of the $v_{n/2}$-Yamabe problem
Introduction of a parabolic flow approach
Indication of solution uniqueness in conformal classes
Abstract
We define a new formal Riemannian metric on a conformal class in the context of the -Yamabe problem. Our construction leads to a new variational characterization and a new parabolic flow approach to this problem. Moreover, this variational framework suggests that solutions to this problem are unique in a given conformal class.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSpectral Theory in Mathematical Physics · Differential Equations and Boundary Problems · Mathematical functions and polynomials
