A note on the nonexistence of quasi-harmonic spheres

Abstract

In this paper we study the properties of quasi-harmonic spheres from m, m>2. We show that if the universal covering N of N admits a nonnegative strictly convex function with the exponential growth condition (y)≤ C(14 d(y)2/m) where d(y) is the distance function on N, then N does not admit a quasi-harmonic sphere, which generalize Li-Zhu's result Li2010non. We also show that if u is a quasi-harmonic sphere, then the property that u is of finite energy (∫me(u)e-x2/4 x<∞) is equivalent to the property that u satisfies the large energy condition (R∞Rme-R2/4∫BR(0)e(u)e-x2/4 x=0).

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