On a Yamabe Type Problem on Three Dimensional Thin Annulus
Mohamed Ben Ayed, Khalil El Mehdi, Mokhless Hammami, Mohameden Ould Ahmedou
Abstract
We consider a Yamabe type problem on a family Aε of annulus shaped domains of 3 which becomes "thin" as ε goes to zero. We show that, for any given positive constant C, there exists ε0 such that for any ε< ε0, the problem has no solution uε whose energy is less than C. Such a result extends to dimension three a result previously known in higher dimensions. Although the strategy to prove this result is the same as in higher dimensions, we need a more careful and delicate blow up analysis of asymptotic profiles of solutions uε when ε goes to zero.
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