Transactions of the American Mathematical Society· 2026Q1
From fractional Lane–Emden–Serrin equation—existence, multiplicity and local behaviors via classical ODE—to fractional Yamabe metrics with singularity of “maximal” dimension
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A novel first-order ODE is discovered that governs the local behavior of solutions to the fractional Lane–Emden–Serrin equation, allowing for a precise classification up to the second order and linking non-local equations to local ODEs for the first time.
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Abstract
Point singularities of solutions to the classical Lane–Emden–Serrin equation have a polyhomogeneous asymptotic expansion whose logarithmic corrections are determined by a first order ODE. Surprisingly, we are able to discover such an ODE for the fractional Lane–Emden–Serrin equation, and therefore give a short classification for the precise local behavior of its solutions up to the second order involving a double logarithm. This seems to be the first time that a non-local equation is associated to a genuinely local ODE in one dimension. New non-existence, existence and multiplicity results for the corresponding Dirichlet problem are also discussed. Moreover, we construct complete s s -fractional Yamabe metrics in R n \mathbb {R}^n which are singular along a smooth submanifold of dimension ( n − 2 s ) / 2 (n-2s)/2 , via direct integral asymptotic analysis with global geometric weights. This covers the missing borderline case as suggested by the deep work of Schoen and Yau. While such dimension is maximal in the class of distributional solutions, we conjecture the existence of complete metrics, understood in a suitably generalized sense, with prescribed singularities of strictly higher dimensions.
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