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A. Porretta, L. Véron / Journal of Functional Analysis 236 (2006) 581–591 587<br />

<br />

where b(w) = h(v)/ 2H(v). ˜ One can easily check that the convexity of h implies that<br />

<br />

h(v)/ 2H(v)is ˜ non<strong>de</strong>creasing, hence b(w) is nonincreasing with respect to w. Moreover, since<br />

|Dw|=|w ′ |=v ′ <br />

/ 2H(v), ˜ from (2.15) one gets |w ′ | < 1. Note that the transformation v ↦→ w<br />

establishes a one-to-one monotone correspon<strong>de</strong>nce between the <strong>la</strong>rge solutions of (2.14) and<br />

the solutions of (2.16), so that w = F(v) and w = F(v) are respectively the minimal and the<br />

maximal solutions of (2.16). Thus we have<br />

′ N−1<br />

(w − w ) r ′ N−1<br />

= r b(w) |w ′ | 2 − 1 − b(w ) |w ′ | 2 − 1 r N−1 b(w) |w ′ | 2 −|w ′ | 2 ,<br />

so that the function z = (w − w ) ′ r N−1 satisfies<br />

z ′ a(r)z, z(0) = 0, where a(r) = b(w)(w ′ + w ′ ).<br />

Because a is locally boun<strong>de</strong>d on [0,R), we <strong>de</strong><strong>du</strong>ce that z 0, hence w − w is non<strong>de</strong>creasing.<br />

Since w − w is nonnegative and w(R) = w(R) = 0 we <strong>de</strong><strong>du</strong>ce that w = w, hence v = v. ✷<br />

Lemma 2.2. Assume that g satisfies (2.3) and (2.4), and that u is a solution of (2.1). Then<br />

and the two limits hold uniformly with respect to {x: |x|=r}.<br />

(i) lim<br />

|x|→R ∇τ u(x) = 0,<br />

(ii)<br />

∂u<br />

lim (x) =∞,<br />

|x|→R ∂r<br />

(2.17)<br />

Proof. In spherical coordinates (r, σ ) ∈ (0, ∞) × S N−1 the Lap<strong>la</strong>ce operator takes the form<br />

u = ∂2u N − 1 ∂u<br />

+<br />

∂r2 r ∂r<br />

1<br />

+ su,<br />

r2 where s is the Lap<strong>la</strong>ce–Beltrami operator on SN−1 .If{γj } N−1<br />

j=1<br />

on SN−1 crossing orthogonally at ˜σ = γj (0), there holds<br />

su(r, ˜σ)= <br />

j1<br />

d 2 u(r, γj (t))<br />

dt 2<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

t=0<br />

is a system of N − 1 geo<strong>de</strong>sics<br />

. (2.18)<br />

On the sphere the geo<strong>de</strong>sics are <strong>la</strong>rge circ<strong>le</strong>s. The system of geo<strong>de</strong>sics can be obtained by consi<strong>de</strong>ring<br />

a set of skew symmetric matrices {Aj } N−1<br />

j=1 such that 〈Aj ˜σ,Ak ˜σ 〉=δk j , and by putting<br />

γj (t) = etAj ˜σ .<br />

Step 1. Two-si<strong>de</strong> estimate on the tangential first <strong>de</strong>rivatives.<br />

By assumption (2.3) g can be written as<br />

g(s) = g∞(s) +˜g(s),

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