Existence theorems of the fractional Yamabe problem

Abstract

Let X be an asymptotically hyperbolic manifold and M its conformal infinity. This paper is devoted to deduce several existence results of the fractional Yamabe problem on M under various geometric assumptions on X and M: Firstly, we handle when the boundary M has a point at which the mean curvature is negative. Secondly, we re-encounter the case when M has zero mean curvature and is either non-umbilic or umbilic but non-locally conformally flat. As a result, we replace the geometric restrictions given by Gonz\'alez-Qing (Analysis and PDE, 2013) and Gonz\'alez-Wang (arXiv:1503.02862) with simpler ones. Also, inspired by Marques (Comm. Anal. Geom., 2007) and Almaraz (Pacific J. Math., 2010), we study lower-dimensional manifolds. Finally, the situation when X is Poincar\'e-Einstein, M is either locally conformally flat or 2-dimensional is covered under the validity of the positive mass theorem for the fractional conformal Laplacians.

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