We study some closed rigid subspaces of the eigenvarieties, constructed by using the Jacquet-Emerton functor for parabolic non-Borel subgroups. As an application (and motivation), we prove some new results on Breuil's locally analytic socle conjecture for GLn(Qp).which is a Banach space over E equipped with a continuous action of G(Q p ) ∼ = GL 3 (Q p ) (this isomorphism depends on the choice of u), and a continuous action of (commutative) Hecke algebra H p outside p. The action of H p commutes with that of GL 3 (Q p ). Let ρ be a continuous representation of Gal(F /F ) over E associated to automorphic forms of G, and we associate to ρ a maximal ideal of H p (shrinking H p if needed). Suppose ( S(U p , E) lalg ) mρ = 0, where "lalg" denotes the locally algebraic vectors for GL 3 (Q p ), (·) mρ denotes the maximal E-vector space on which H p acts viawhich is an admissible unitary Banach representation of GL 3 (Q p ), and is supposed to be (a direct sum) of the right representation corresponding to ρ p := ρ| Gal(Fu/Fu) ∼ =Gal(Qp/Qp) in p-adic Langlands programme Jacquet-Emerton functors. Let P ⊃ B with the Levi subgroup L P = GL 2 × GL 1 (the case s = (12) would use the other maximal parabolic proper subgroup). Denote by L P (λ) the irreducible algebraic representation of L P with highest weight λ, for an admissible locally analytic representation V of GL 3 (Q p ), we put (cf. [20], and §1.3)denotes the algebraic dual of L P (λ). In fact, J B,(P,λ) (V ) is a closed subrepresentation (of T (Q p )) of the usual Jacquet-Emerton module J B (V ), and thus is an essentially admissible locally analytic representation of T (Q p ). We would use the subfunctor J B,(P,λ) (·) of J B (·) to construct a closed subspace of the eigenvariety. The adjunction property for J B,(P,λ) (·), which we discuss below, would allow us to get some nice properties of such closed subspace (cf. Thm.1.4, 1.5).Adjunction formulas. Suppose V is moreover very strongly admissible (cf. [18, Def.0.12]), we have an adjunction formula (cf. Thm.2.15) (obtained by combining Breuil's adjunction formula [6, Thm.4.3] and the adjunction formula for the classical Jacquet functor):where ψ is a finite length smooth representation of T (Q p ) over E, χ λ denotes the algebraic character of T (Q p ) with weight λ and we refer to §2.1 for the representations F G P (·, ·) etc.; meanwhile, recall that for J B (V ), by [6, Thm.4.3], one has (2) Hom GL 3 (Qp) F G B