On the existence of degenerate solutions of the two-dimensional H-system
Abstract
We consider entire solutions ω∈ H1( R2; R3) of the H-system ω=2ωxωy, which we refer to as bubbles. Surprisingly, and contrary to conjectures raised in the literature, we find that bubbles with degree at least three can be degenerate: the linearized H-system around a bubble can admit solutions that are not tangent to the smooth family of bubbles. We then give a complete algebraic characterization of degenerate bubbles.
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