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Constructions of harmonic maps between Hadamard manifolds

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2.2. REDUCTION OF HARMONIC MAP EQUATIONS 51<br />

⎧<br />

Γj i<br />

1 =Γ i f<br />

1 j = ˙ 2 (t)<br />

f 2 (t) δ ij<br />

⎪⎨<br />

(m 1 +2≤ j ≤ m 1 + m 2 +1),<br />

Γj i<br />

k = 2 Γj i<br />

k (m 1 +2≤ j, k ≤ m 1 + m 2 +1), and<br />

⎪⎩<br />

Γ i<br />

j k= 0<br />

(otherwise),<br />

(<br />

)<br />

∆ g = ∂2<br />

∂t + f˙<br />

1 (t)<br />

m 2 1<br />

f 1 (t) + m f˙<br />

2 (t) ∂<br />

2<br />

f 2 (t) ∂t + 1<br />

f 1 (t) ∆ 2 1 + 1<br />

f 2 (t) ∆ 2.<br />

2<br />

Here x 1 = t ∈ I,(x 2 ,... ,x m1 +1) ∈ M 1 , (x m1 +2,... ,x m1 +m 2 +1) ∈ M 2 ,<br />

m 1 = dimM 1 , and<br />

m 2 = dimM 2 . Also, we denote by p Γj i<br />

k (resp. ∆ p) the Christ<strong>of</strong>fel symbols (resp. the Laplace-<br />

Beltrami operator) <strong>of</strong> (M p ,g p ).<br />

Let ( ˜M 1 , ˜g 1 ) and ( ˜M 2 , ˜g 2 ) be Riemannian <strong>manifolds</strong>, Ĩ(⊂ R) an interval, and h 1 and h 2<br />

nonnegative smooth functions on Ĩ. We consider a product map u defined by<br />

(2.2.1)<br />

u :(I × M 1 × M 2 ,dt 2 + f 1 (t) 2 g 1 + f 2 (t) 2 g 2 ) ∋ (t, x, y)<br />

↦→ (r(t),ϕ(x),ψ(y)) ∈ (Ĩ × ˜M 1 × ˜M 2 ,dr 2 + h 1 (r) 2˜g 1 + h 2 (r) 2˜g 2 ),<br />

where r : I → Ĩ, ϕ : M 1 → ˜M 1 and ψ : M 2 → ˜M 2 are smooth <strong>maps</strong>. The tension field τ(u)<br />

<strong>of</strong> the map u is computed as follows.<br />

In local coordinates, x =(x i ) ∈ M,u(x) =(u α (x)) ∈ Ĩ × ˜M 1 × ˜M 2 , the components <strong>of</strong><br />

the tension field τ(u) is given by<br />

τ(u) α =∆ g u α +<br />

m 1 +m<br />

∑ 2 +1<br />

i,j=1<br />

n 1 +n<br />

∑ 2 +1<br />

β,γ=1<br />

g ij ˜Γ<br />

α<br />

β γ (u(x)) ∂uβ<br />

∂x i<br />

∂u γ<br />

∂x j<br />

.<br />

Then, from Lemma 2.2.1, we have

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