ON THE WEAK LIMITS OF SMOOTH MAPS FOR THE DIRICHLET ENERGY BETWEEN MANIFOLDS

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ON THE WEA LIMITS OF SMOOTH MAPS FOR THE DIRICHLET ENERGY BETWEEN MANIFOLDS FENGBO HANG Absrac. We denfy all he weak sequenal lms of smooh maps n W (M N). In parcular, hs mples a necessary su cen opologcal condon for smooh maps o be weakly sequenally dense n W (M N).. Inroducon Assume M N are smooh compac Remannan manfolds whou boundary hey are embedded no R l R l respecvely. The followng spaces are of neres n he calculus of varaons: W (M N) = n u W M R l : u (x) N a.e. x M W (M N) = u W (M N) : here exss a sequence u C (M N) such ha u * u n W (M N) : For a bref hsory dealed references on he sudy of analycal opologcal ssues relaed o hese spaces, one may refer o [, 3, 7]. In parcular, follows from heorem 7. of [3] ha a necessary condon for W (M N) = W (M N) s ha M sas es he -exenson propery wh respec o N (see secon. of [3] for a de non). I was conjecured n secon 7 of [3] ha he -exenson propery s also su cen for W (M N) = W (M N). In [, 7], was shown ha W (M N) = W (M N) when (M) = 0 or (N) = 0. Noe ha f (M) = 0 or (N) = 0, hen M sas es he -exenson propery wh respec o N. In secon of [4], was proved ha he above conjecure s rue under he addonal assumpon ha N sas es he -vanshng condon. The man am of he presen arcle s o con rm he conjecure n s full generaly. More precsely, we have Theorem.. Le M n N be smooh compac Remannan manfolds whou boundary (n 3). Take a Lpschz rangulaon h : M, hen W (M N) = u W (M N) : u # (h) has a connuous exenson o M w.r.. N = u W (M N) : u may be conneced o some smooh maps : In addon, f [M N] sas es hj j j = u # (h), hen we may nd a sequence of smooh maps u C (M N) such ha u * u n W (M N), [u ] = du du a.e.. o

FENGBO HANG Here u # (h) s he -homoopy class de ned by Whe [] (see also secon 4 of [3]) [M N] means all homoopy classes of maps from M o N. I follows from Theorem. ha Corollary.. Le M n N be smooh compac Remannan manfolds whou boundary n 3. Then smooh maps are weakly sequenally dense n W (M N) f only f M sas es he -exenson propery wh respec o N. For p [3 n ] beng an naural number, remans a challengng open problem o nd ou wheher he weak sequenal densy of smooh maps n W p (M N) s equvalen o he condon ha M sas es he p exenson propery wh respec o N. Ths was ver ed o be rue under furher opologcal assumpons on N (see secon of [4]). However, even for W 3 S 4 S, s sll no known wheher smooh maps are weakly sequenally dense. Some very neresng recen work on hs space can be found n [5]. The paper s wren as follows. In Secon, we wll presen some echncal lemmas. In Secon 3, we wll prove he above heorem corollary. Acknowledgmens. The research of he auhor s suppored by Naonal Scence Foundaon Gran DMS-009504.. Some preparaons The followng local resul, whch was proved by Pakzad Rvere n [7], plays an mporan role n our dscusson. Theorem. ([7]). Le N be a smooh compac Remannan manfold. Assume n 3, B = B n, f W (@B N) \ C (@B N), f cons, u W (B N), uj @B = f, hen here exss a sequence u W (B N) \ C B N such ha u j @B = f, u * u n W (B N) du du a.e.. In addon, f v W (B nb N) \ C B nb N sas es vj @B = f vj @B cons, hen we may esmae jdu j dh n c (n N) jduj dh n + jdvj dh n : B B B nb For convenence, we wll use hose noaons conceps n secon, 3 4 of [3]. The followng lemma s a rough verson of Luckhaus s lemma [6]. For reader s convenence, we skech a proof of hs smpler verson usng resuls from secon 3 of [3]. Lemma.. Assume M n N are smooh compac Remannan manfolds whou boundary. Le e > 0, 0 < <, A > 0, hen here exss an " = " (e A M N) > 0 such ha for any u v W (M N) wh jduj L (M) jdvj L (M) A ju vj L (M) ", we may nd a w W (M (0 ) N) such ha, n he race sense w (x 0) = u (x), w (x ) = v (x) a.e. x M jdwj L (M(0)) c (M) p jduj + jdvj L(M) L (M) + e : Proof. Le " M > 0 be a small posve number such ha V "M (M) = x R l : d (x M) < " M s a ubular neghborhood of M. Le M : V "M (M) M be he neares pon projecon. Smlarly we have " N, V "N (N) N for N. Choose a Lpschz

WEA LIMITS OF SMOOTH MAPS 3 cubeulaon h : M. We may assume each cell n s a cube of un sze. For B" l M, x jj, le h (x) = M (h (x) + ). Assume " M s small enough such ha all h s are b-lpschz maps. Se m = +, usng [0 ] = [ m = m m, we may dvde each k-cube n no m k small cubes. In parcular, we ge a subdvson of, called m. I follows from secon 3 of [3] ha for a.e. B" l M, u h v h W ( m N). Applyng he esmaes n secon 3 of [3] o each un sze k-cube n m k, we ge dh l () d u h j j k B" l j k M m j m j dh k c (M) k n jduj L (M) dh l () d v h j j k B" l m j dh k c (M) k n jdvj L (M) M j k m j ju h v h j L (j B" l m j) dhl () M c ( M) jd (u v)j 3 4 L (M) ju vj 4 L (M) + ju vj L (M) c ( A M) " 4 : By he mean value nequaly, we may nd a B l " M such ha u h v h W ( m N), ju h v h j L (j m j) c ( A M) " 4 < "N when " s small enough, d d u h j j k jm k j m j + v h j j k m j dh k c (M) k n jduj L (M) + jdvj L (M) for k n. Fx a C (R R) such ha 0, j ( 3) = j ( ) = 0. Leng f = u h, g = v h, we wll de ne : jj [0 ] N 3 nducvely. Frs se (x 0) = f (x) (x ) = g (x) for x jj. For mn m, 0 on [0 ], we le (x ) = N f (x) + g (x) x 0 : For mn m, le y be he cener of, de ne on [0 ] as he homogeneous degree zero exenson of j @([0]) wh respec o y. Nex we hle each 3-cube, 4-cube,, n-cube n a smlar way. Calculaons show ha jdj dh n+ jj[0] c (n) nx k= n+ k j k m j L c (M) jduj (M) + jdvjl (M) + e d d u h j j k m j + v h j j k m j dh k + c ( A M) "

4 FENGBO HANG when " s small enough. Fnally w : M [0 ] N, de ned by w (x ) = (x), s he needed map. h Lemma.. Assume N s a smooh compac Remannan manfold, n, B = B n, u v W (B N) such ha uj @B = vj @B. De ne w : B (0 ) N by u (x) x B nb w (x ) = u x x B nb >: v x x B hen w W (B (0 ) N) jdwj L (B (0)) c (n) jduj L (B ) + jdvj L (B ) : Proof. Noe ha jdu (x)j < jdw (x )j c (n) du x < < >: c (n) dv x < : Hence jdw (x )j dh n+ (x ) The lemma follows. 0<< << c (n) = c (n) 0 0 d d dr c (n) jduj L (B ) ds @B r 4 du r x r 4 dhn (x) (n ) s @Bs jdu (n ) (y)j dh n (y) jdw (x )j dh n+ (x ) 0<< < x c (n) d dv 4 dhn (x) 0 B c (n) jdvj L (B ) : 3. Idenfyng weak lms of smooh maps In hs secon, we shall prove Theorem. Corollary.. Proof of Theorem.. Le h : M be a Lpschz cubeulaon. We may assume each cell n s a cube of un sze. Le " M > 0 be a small number such ha V "M (M) = x R l : d (x N) < " M s a ubular neghborhood of M. Denoe M : V "M (M) M as he neares pon projecon. For B" l M, we le h (x) = M (h (x) + ) for x jj, he polyope of. We may assume " M s small enough such ha all h are b-lpschz maps. Replacng h by h when necessary, we may assume f = u h W ( N).

WEA LIMITS OF SMOOTH MAPS 5 Then we may nd a g C (jj N) \ W ( N) such ha g h = gj j j = fj j j (see he proof of heorem 5.5 heorem 6. n [4]). For each cell, le y be he cener of. For x, le be he Mnkowsk norm wh respec o y, ha s = nf > 0 : y + : Sep : For every n, we may nd a sequence C ( N)\W ( N) such ha j @ = gj @, fj n W ( N) d d (fj ) a.e. (see lemma 4.4 n [3]). For x, le f (x) = >: (x) y + g y + ( ) : I s clear ha f * fj n W ( N), df d (fj ) a.e. on, jdf j L () jd c j L () + jd (gj )j c (f g) L () f C N. In addon, f we de ne h : [0 ] N by (x) + y + + h (x ) = + >: g y + + : + Then by Lemma., we know h W ( [0 ] N), jdh j L ([0]) jd c j L () + jd (gj )j c (f g) L () + h C [0 ] N. Sep : Assume for some k n, we have a sequence f C k N \ W k N h k C k [0 ] N such ha for each k, f * fj n W ( N), h k W ( [0 ] N), (3.) jd (f j )j L () c (f g) jdh kj L ([0]) c (f g) h k (x 0) = f (x), h k (x ) = g (x) for x k. Snce for every k+ n k, f * fj @ n W (@ N), for xed j by Lemma. we may nd a n j j such ha for each k+ n k, here exss a w j W @ 0 j N wh w j (x 0) = f (x), w j x = j fnj (x) jdw j j L (@(0 )) c (n) jd (fj @ )j L (@) + dfnj L (@) + c (f g) : j j Whou loss of generaly, we may replace f by f n h k by h kn. Fx a k+ n k. For x, le < f y + ( ) (x) = : w y + : j

6 FENGBO HANG Then j jk j = f fj n W ( N) as for each k+ n k. By Theorem. (3.) (use h k g for he needed v n Theorem., one may refer o lemma 9. of [4]), for every k+ n k, we may nd C ( N)\ W ( N) such ha j @ = f j @, j j L () <, jd j L () c (f g) jd d j + jd d j dhk+ : M Afer passng o subsequence, we may assume d d (fj ) a.e. on. Fx a k+ n k, for any x, de ne ( h g k+ (x) = k y + x y + g (y + ( )) f (x) = e hk+ (x ) = e hk+ (x ) = >: (x) y + g k+ y + ( ) y + (x) + + + + >: g k+ y + + + < h k y + x y + + + : g y + + ( ) + ( ehk+ (x ) 0 h k+ (x ) = e hk+ (x ) : Smple calculaons show ha for any k+ n k, f * fj n W ( N), df d (fj ) a.e. on, h k+ W ( [0 ] N), jdf j L () c (f g) jdh k+j L ([0]) c (f g) h k+ (x 0) = f (x), h k+ (x ) = g (x) for x k+. Hence we nsh when we reach f C (jj N) \ W ( N) h n C (jj [0 ] N). Le v = f h. Then s clear ha v C (M N) \ W (M N), [v ] =, jv uj L (M) 0, jdv j L (M) c (u g) dv du a.e. on M. Hence, we may nd u C (M N) such ha ju uj L (M) 0, jdu j L (M) c (u g), [u ] = du du a.e. on M. In parcular, hs shows W (M N) u W (M N) : u # (h) has a connuous exenson o M w.r.. N : The oher drecon of ncluson was proved n secon 7 of [3]. To see W (M N) = u W (M N) : u may be conneced o some smooh maps we only need o use he above proved equaly proposon 5. of [3], whch shows u W (M N) : u # (h) has a connuous exenson o M w.r.. N = u W (M N) : u may be conneced o some smooh maps :

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