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Research Article

Asymptotic behavior at the isolated singularities of solutions of some equations on singular manifolds with conical metrics

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Pages 1647-1681 | Received 19 Mar 2020, Accepted 15 May 2020, Published online: 06 Jul 2020
 

Abstract

We present the sharp characterization of the behavior at the isolated singularities of positive solutions of some equations on singular manifolds with conical metrics. It is seen that the equations on singular manifolds with conical metrics are equivalent to weighted elliptic equations in B\{0}, where BRN is the unit ball. The weights can be singular at x = 0. We present the sharp asymptotic behavior of positive solutions of the weighted elliptic equations at x = 0 and establish expansions of these solutions up to arbitrary orders. Asymptotic behavior at the isolated singularitie of positive solutions of elliptic equations without weights has been studied by many authors. We will obtain new results on the asymptotic behavior at the isolated singularities even for positive solutions of equations without weights in the subcritical case.

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Funding

The research of the first author is supported by NSFC (11171092, 11571093), the others are supported by NSFC (11526212, 11131007 and 11721101).

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