arXiv math/05051452005-05-09math.APmath-phmath.MP

Analytic Aspects of the Toda System: II. Bubbling behavior and existence of solutions

Jürgen Jost, Chang-Shou Lin, Guofang Wang

备注：: 33 pages, to appear in Comm. Pure Appl. Math

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In this paper, we continue to consider the 2-dimensional (open) Toda system (Toda lattice) for $SU(N+1)$. We give a much more precise bubbling behavior of solutions and study its existence in some critical cases

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