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Bifurcation and symmetry breaking in geometric variational problems

Joint work with M. Koiso and B. Palmer

Paolo Piccione

Departamento de Matemática Instituto de Matemática e Estatística

Universidade de São Paulo

EIMAN

I ENCONTRO INTERNACIONAL DE MATEMÁTICA

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Generalities on variational bifurcation

General bifurcation setup:

Mdifferentiable manifold (possiblydim=∞)

fλ:M→Rfamily of smooth functionals,λ∈[a,b]

λ7→xλ ∈Msmooth curve of critical points: dfλ(xλ) =0 for allλ.

Definition Bifurcationat

λ0∈]a,b[if∃λn →λ0 andxn →xλ0 as n→ ∞, with:

(a) dfλn(xn) =0 for all n;

(b) xn6=xλn for alln.

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Generalities on variational bifurcation

General bifurcation setup:

Mdifferentiable manifold (possiblydim=∞) fλ:M→Rfamily of smooth functionals,λ∈[a,b]

λ7→xλ ∈Msmooth curve of critical points: dfλ(xλ) =0 for allλ.

Definition Bifurcationat

λ0∈]a,b[if∃λn →λ0 andxn →xλ0 as n→ ∞, with:

(a) dfλn(xn) =0 for all n;

(b) xn6=xλn for alln.

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Generalities on variational bifurcation

General bifurcation setup:

Mdifferentiable manifold (possiblydim=∞) fλ:M→Rfamily of smooth functionals,λ∈[a,b]

λ7→xλ ∈Msmooth curve of critical points: dfλ(xλ) =0 for allλ.

Definition Bifurcationat

λ0∈]a,b[if∃λn →λ0 andxn →xλ0 as n→ ∞, with:

(a) dfλn(xn) =0 for all n;

(b) xn6=xλn for alln.

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Generalities on variational bifurcation

General bifurcation setup:

Mdifferentiable manifold (possiblydim=∞) fλ:M→Rfamily of smooth functionals,λ∈[a,b]

λ7→xλ ∈Msmooth curve of critical points: dfλ(xλ) =0 for allλ.

Definition Bifurcationat

λ0∈]a,b[if∃λn →λ0 andxn →xλ0 as n→ ∞, with:

(a) dfλn(xn) =0 for all n;

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Generalities on variational bifurcation

General bifurcation setup:

Mdifferentiable manifold (possiblydim=∞) fλ:M→Rfamily of smooth functionals,λ∈[a,b]

λ7→xλ ∈Msmooth curve of critical points: dfλ(xλ) =0 for allλ.

Definition Bifurcationat

λ0∈]a,b[if∃λn →λ0 andxn →xλ0 as n→ ∞, with:

(a) dfλn(xn) =0 for all n;

(b) xn6=xλn for alln.

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Equivariant bifurcation

Assume:

GLie group acting onM fλisG-invariant for allλ

Note: the orbitG·xλ consists of critical points.

Definition

Orbit bifurcationatλ0∈]a,b[if∃λn→λ0andxn →xλ0 as n→ ∞, with:

(a) dfλn(xn) =0 for alln; (b) G·xn 6=G·xλn for alln.

Standard bifurcation theory requires a quite involved variational setup: differentiability, Palais–Smale, Fredholmness...

Bifurcation occurs atdegeneratecritical points withjumpsof the Morse index. In the equivariant case, bifurcation occurs at degenerate critical orbits wherejumps of thecritical groups.

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Equivariant bifurcation

Assume:

GLie group acting onM fλisG-invariant for allλ

Note: the orbitG·xλ consists of critical points.

Definition

Orbit bifurcationatλ0∈]a,b[if∃λn→λ0andxn→xλ0 as n→ ∞, with:

(a) dfλn(xn) =0 for alln;

(b) G·xn6=G·xλn for alln.

Standard bifurcation theory requires a quite involved variational setup: differentiability, Palais–Smale, Fredholmness...

Bifurcation occurs atdegeneratecritical points withjumpsof the Morse index. In the equivariant case, bifurcation occurs at degenerate critical orbits wherejumps of thecritical groups.

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Equivariant bifurcation

Assume:

GLie group acting onM fλisG-invariant for allλ

Note: the orbitG·xλ consists of critical points.

Definition

Orbit bifurcationatλ0∈]a,b[if∃λn→λ0andxn→xλ0 as n→ ∞, with:

(a) dfλn(xn) =0 for alln;

(b) G·xn6=G·xλn for alln.

Standard bifurcation theory requires a quite involved variational setup: differentiability, Palais–Smale, Fredholmness...

Bifurcation occurs atdegeneratecritical points withjumpsof the Morse index. In the equivariant case, bifurcation occurs at degenerate critical orbits wherejumps of thecritical groups.

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Equivariant bifurcation

Assume:

GLie group acting onM fλisG-invariant for allλ

Note: the orbitG·xλ consists of critical points.

Definition

Orbit bifurcationatλ0∈]a,b[if∃λn→λ0andxn→xλ0 as n→ ∞, with:

(a) dfλn(xn) =0 for alln;

(b) G·xn6=G·xλn for alln.

Standard bifurcation theory requires a quite involved variational setup: differentiability, Palais–Smale, Fredholmness...

Bifurcation occurs atdegeneratecritical points withjumpsof the Morse index. In the equivariant case, bifurcation occurs at degenerate critical orbits wherejumps of thecritical groups.

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Constant mean curvature variational problem

Mm compact oriented manifold

(Nn,g)oriented Riemannian manifold n=m+1

x : M , → N embedding

Mean curvature:Hx =tr 2nd fund. form

Variational principle

x hasconstantmean curvature (CMC) iffx is a stationary point for thearea functionalrestricted to embeddings of fixedvolume.

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Constant mean curvature variational problem

Mm compact oriented manifold (Nn,g)oriented Riemannian manifold

n=m+1

x : M , → N embedding

Mean curvature:Hx =tr 2nd fund. form

Variational principle

x hasconstantmean curvature (CMC) iffx is a stationary point for thearea functionalrestricted to embeddings of fixedvolume.

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Constant mean curvature variational problem

Mm compact oriented manifold (Nn,g)oriented Riemannian manifold n=m+1

x : M , → N embedding

Mean curvature:Hx =tr 2nd fund. form

Variational principle

x hasconstantmean curvature (CMC) iffx is a stationary point for thearea functionalrestricted to embeddings of fixedvolume.

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Constant mean curvature variational problem

Mm compact oriented manifold (Nn,g)oriented Riemannian manifold n=m+1

x : M , → N embedding

Mean curvature:Hx =tr 2nd fund. form

Variational principle

x hasconstantmean curvature (CMC) iffx is a stationary point for thearea functionalrestricted to embeddings of fixedvolume.

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Constant mean curvature variational problem

Mm compact oriented manifold (Nn,g)oriented Riemannian manifold n=m+1

x : M , → N embedding

Mean curvature:Hx =tr 2nd fund. form

Variational principle

x hasconstantmean curvature (CMC) iffx is a stationary point for thearea functionalrestricted to embeddings of fixedvolume.

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Constant mean curvature variational problem

Mm compact oriented manifold (Nn,g)oriented Riemannian manifold n=m+1

x : M , → N embedding

Mean curvature:Hx =tr 2nd fund. form

Variational principle

x hasconstantmean curvature (CMC) iffx is a stationary point for thearea functionalrestricted to embeddings of fixedvolume.

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The nodary

A portion of nodoid, with boundary on parallel planes orthogonal to

the axis.

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The nodary

The nodary and the symmetry axis.

A portion of nodoid, with boundary on parallel planes orthogonal to

the axis.

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Fixed boundary problem

Circles for the CMC fixed boundary problem, lying on the planesΠ0andΠ1. In the middle, the symmetry planeΠ.

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The 1-parameter family of nodoids

Σa,H,t0 surface of revolution around thex3-axis with generatrix thenodary:

x1(t) = cost+√

cos2t+a

2|H| , t∈[−t0,t0]

x3(t) = 1 2|H|

Z t

0

cosτ +√

cos2τ +a

√cos2τ+a cosτdτ

H= mean curvature

a=2cHfrom conservation law: 2x1cost+2Hx12=c

proposition

There existreal-analyticfunctionsa=a(t0)andH=H(t0) such thatΣt0 = Σa(t0),H(t0),t0 satisfies the boundary condition.

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The 1-parameter family of nodoids

Σa,H,t0 surface of revolution around thex3-axis with generatrix thenodary:

x1(t) = cost+√

cos2t+a

2|H| , t∈[−t0,t0]

x3(t) = 1 2|H|

Z t

0

cosτ +√

cos2τ +a

√cos2τ+a cosτdτ

H= mean curvature

a=2cHfrom conservation law: 2x1cost+2Hx12=c

proposition

There existreal-analyticfunctionsa=a(t0)andH=H(t0) such thatΣt0 = Σa(t0),H(t0),t0 satisfies the boundary condition.

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The 1-parameter family of nodoids

Σa,H,t0 surface of revolution around thex3-axis with generatrix thenodary:

x1(t) = cost+√

cos2t+a

2|H| , t∈[−t0,t0]

x3(t) = 1 2|H|

Z t

0

cosτ +√

cos2τ +a

√cos2τ+a cosτdτ

H= mean curvature

a=2cHfrom conservation law: 2x1cost+2Hx12=c

proposition

There existreal-analyticfunctionsa=a(t0)andH =H(t0) such thatΣt0 = Σa(t0),H(t0),t0 satisfies the boundary condition.

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a = a(t

0

)

3 6 9 12

a

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Nodaries through two circles

-r0 r0

x

1

-h0 2 h0 2

x

3

Nodary curves that generate nodoids which pass through 2 circles. The bifurcation point is in the middle (thicker/red), it has horizontal tangent at the point of intersection with the circles.

The inner circle is a limit of the family whena→0.

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The Jacobi operator

Jf =−∆f −(k12+k22)f Eigenvaluesλ1< λ2< ...→+∞

Courant’s nodal domain theorem

Jf =λkf =⇒ f has at leastk nodal domains Separation of variables:f =T(θ)·S(s)

T00+κT =0, T(0) =T(2π), T0(0) =T0(2π),

−(xS0)0+ κ

x −x(k12+k22)

S =λxS, S −L2

=S L2

=0.

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Spherical caps with the same boundary

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Degenerate nodoids

Degenerate nodoids are tangent to the planes containing their boundary. On the left, nodoids from the familyΣ, on the right

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Degenerate nodoid with one bulge

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Two nodal domains

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Six nodal domains

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The degenerate nodoid Σ

π

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Bifurcating branch of nodoids at the instant t

0

= π

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Position vector

x 3

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