Regularity of quasiconvex envelopes
By J. Ball, B. Kirchheim, Jan Kristensen. 2000
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Subfields: Computational Theory and Mathematics, Geometry and Topology
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In Computational Theory and Mathematics
- J. Ball
- Sergio Conti
- Jan Kristensen
- B. Kirchheim
- Giuseppe Mingione
- Filip Rindler
- Guido De Philippis
- Frank Duzaar
In Geometry and Topology
- J. Ball
- Jan Kristensen
- B. Kirchheim
- Sergio Conti
- S. Wenger
- Luigi Ambrosio
- Francesco Serra Cassano
- Camillo De Lellis
Citations in the corpus
- Quasiconvex functions incorporating volumetric constraints are rank-one convex (2008, background): “For higher regularity of quasiconvex envelopes see [ 4 ].”
- Progress and puzzles in nonlinear elasticity (2010, background): “It is not difficult to show that W ∗∗ is C1 (for a general result of this type see Kirchheim & Kristensen [20]).”
- Weak Solutions for a Class of Nonlinear Systems of Viscoelasticity (2000, background): “theorem of Ball, Kirchheim & Kristensen [ 8 ] which establishes that the differentiability properties of a function are inherited, and in fact improved, by its quasiconvex envelope.”
- On Rank One Convex Functions that are Homogeneous of Degree One (2015, result): “ted component of A ∩ ℓcontaining x. The result follows since we can connect any point y∈ A with xby such line segments contained in A. The following result and its proof is a variant of a result from [BKK00] (compare Lemma 2.2 there) that in turn is a slightly more precise version of a well–known es”