Mathematische Annalen· 2026Q1
Asymptotic approach to singular solutions for the CR Yamabe equation
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Researchers developed a new asymptotic method to precisely describe singular solutions for the CR Yamabe equation in the Heisenberg group, detailing blow-up rates and profiles.
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Key points
- Developed a fine asymptotic control of optimal functions by Jerison-Lee extremals for subcritical approximations of the Folland–Stein–Sobolev embedding in the Heisenberg group.
- Showed that centered-symmetric maximizers in a Korányi ball concentrate at its center when boundary blow-up is ruled out.
- Determined the exact blow-up rate and pointwise asymptotic profile away from the pole for these maximizers.
- Extended the analysis to smooth domains near their characteristic set, proving one-point concentration and describing the profile via the Dirichlet Green function.
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Abstract
Abstract We study the loss of compactness for optimal functions associated with subcritical approximations of the sharp Folland–Stein–Sobolev embedding in the Heisenberg group. A key ingredient is a fine asymptotic control of the optimal functions by the Jerison–Lee extremals, which attain equality in the critical Sobolev inequality ( JAMS , 1988). When boundary blow-up is ruled out, we show that centered-symmetric maximizers in a Korányi ball concentrate at its center, and we determine the exact blow-up rate and the pointwise asymptotic profile away from the pole, thereby obtaining a natural counterpart of the classical Atkinson–Brezis–Peletier asymptotics for nearly critical Sobolev problems. We then introduce a class of smooth domains geometrically regular near their characteristic set and extend the analysis to this setting, proving one-point concentration, describing the profile by the Dirichlet Green function, and expressing the exact blow-up rate through a Green-function boundary functional arising from the anisotropic Pohozaev identity.
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