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Asymptotic Analysis and Uniqueness of blowup solutions of non-quantized singular mean field equations

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arxiv 2401.12057 v3 pith:WK25ILAB submitted 2024-01-22 math.AP

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For singular mean field equations defined on a compact Riemann surface, we prove the uniqueness of bubbling solutions as far as blowup points are either regular points or non-quantized singular sources. In particular the uniqueness result covers the most general case extending or improving all previous works of Bartolucci-Jevnikar-Lee-Yang \cite{bart-4,bart-4-2} and Wu-Zhang \cite{wu-zhang-ccm}. For example, unlike previous results, we drop the assumption of singular sources being critical points of a suitably defined Kirchoff-Routh type functional. Our argument is based on refined estimates, robust and flexible enough to be applied to a wide range of problems requiring a delicate blowup analysis. In particular we come up with several new estimates of independent interest about the concentration phenomenon for Liouville-type equations.

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