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Jerison-Lee identity and Semi-linear subelliptic equation on CR manifold

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arxiv 2311.16428 v2 pith:L3NTV344 submitted 2023-11-28 math.AP

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In the study of the extremal for Sobolev inequality on the Heisenberg group and the Cauchy-Riemann(CR) Yamabe problem, Jerison-Lee found a three-dimensional family of differential identities for critical exponent subelliptic equation on Heisenberg group $\mathbb H^n$ by using the computer in [11]. They wanted to know whether there is a theoretical framework that would predict the existence and the structure of such formulae. With the help of dimensional conservation and invariant tensors, we can answer the above question. For a class of subcritical exponent subelliptic equations on the CR manifold, several new types of differential identities are found. Then we use those identities to get the rigidity result, where rigidity means that subelliptic equations have no other solution than some constant at least when parameters are in a certain range. The rigidity result also deduces the sharp Folland-Stein inequality on closed CR manifolds.

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