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Mohammed Benalili

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Some integral formulae on weighted manifolds

Introducing a notion of the weighted mean sigma-r curvature and using the weighted Newton transformations we derive in this paper some integral formulae on weighted manifolds. These formulae generalize the flux formula and some of its examples of applications obtained by Alias, de Lira and Malacarne [3].

math.DG

Singular elliptic equation involving the GJMS operator on the standard unit sphere

Given a Riemannian compact manifold (M,g) of dimension n>4, we have proven in [1] under some conditions that the equation : Pg(u) = Bu +Au2+Cu (1) where Pg is the GJMS-operator, n = dim(M) > 2k, A, B and C are smooth positive functions on M, p > 1 and 2] denotes the critical Sobolev admits twodistinct positive solutions. The proof of this result is essentially based on the given smooth function ' > 0 with norm k'kPg = 1 fulfilling some conditions ( see Theorem 3 in [1]). In this note we construct an example of such function on the unit standard sphere (Sn; h). Con- sequently the conditions of the Theorem are improved in the case of (Sn; h)

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Geometric Configuration of Riemannian Submanifolds of arbitrary Codimension

In this paper we study a geometric configuration of submanifolds of arbitrary codimension in an ambient Riemannian space. We obtain relations between the geometry of a q-codimension submanifold Mn along its boundary and the geometry of the boundary of Mn as an hypersuface of a q-codimensional submanifold Pn in an ambient space Mn+q. As a consequence of these geometric ralations we get that the ellipticity of the generalized Newton transformations implies the tranversality of Mn and Pn in Pn is totally geodesic in Mn+q.

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The second Yamabe invariant with singularities

Let (M,g) be a compact manifold of dimension n greater or equals to 3. We suppose that g is a given metric in a precised Sobolev space and there is a point P in M and d>o such that g is smooth on the ball B(P,d). We define the second Yamabe invariant with singularities a the minimum of the second eigenvalue of the singular Yamabe operator over a generalized class of conformal metrics to g and of volume 1. We show that this operator is attained by a generalized metric, we deduce nodal solutions to a Yamabe type equation with singularities.

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Elliptic Singular Fourth Order Equations

Using a method developped in [1] and [2], we prove the existence of weak non trivial solutions to fourth order elliptic equations with singularities and with critical Sobolev growth.

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On singular Q-curvature type equations

This paper is devoted to the Q-curvature type equation with singularities; mainly we give existence and regularity results of solutions. To have positive solutions which will be meaningfully in conformal geometry we restrict ourself to special manifolds.

math.AP

Some properties of F-harmonic maps

In this note, we investigate estimates of the Morse index for F-harmonic maps into spheres, our results extend partially those obtained in ([14]) and ([15]) for harmonic and p-harmonic maps.

math.DG

Nonlinear elliptic fourth order equations existence and multiplicity results

This paper deals with the existence of solutions to a class of fourth order nonlinear elliptic equations. The technique used relies on critical points theory. The solutions appeared as critical points of a functional restricted to a suitable manifold.In the case of constant coefficients we obtain the existence of tree distinct solutions.

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On the Morse index of harmonic maps and minimal immersions

In this paper we are concerned with harmonic maps and minimal immersions defined on compact Riemannian manifolds and with values in homogenous strongly harmonic manifolds. We show some results on the Morse index by varying these maps along suitable conformal vector fields. We obtain also that they are global maxima on some subspaces of the eigenspaces corresponding to the nonvanishing eigenvalues of the Laplacian operator on the target manifolds.

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On the second Paneitz-Branson invariant

We define the second Paneitz-Branson operator on a compact Einsteinian manifold of dimension $n\geq 5$ and we give sufficient conditions that make it attained.

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