On the Regularity of Minima of Non-autonomous Functionals

By Cristiana De Filippis, Giuseppe Mingione. Journal of Geometric Analysis, 2019

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We consider regularity issues for minima of non-autonomous functionals in the Calculus of Variations exhibiting non-uniform ellipticity features. We provide a few sharp regularity results for local minimizers that also cover the case of functionals with nearly linear growth. The analysis is carried out provided certain necessary approximation-in-energy conditions are satisfied. These are related to the occurrence of the so-called Lavrentiev phenomenon that non-autonomous functionals might exhibit, and which is a natural obstruction to regularity. In the case of vector valued problems, we concentrate on higher gradient integrability of minima. Instead, in the scalar case, we prove local Lipschitz estimates. We also present an approach via a variant of Moser’s iteration technique that allows to reduce the analysis of several non-uniformly elliptic problems to that for uniformly elliptic ones.

Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Computational Theory and Mathematics, Mathematical Physics

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In Applied Mathematics

  1. Vicentiu D. Rădulescu
  2. Patrick Winkert
  3. Cristiana De Filippis
  4. Giuseppe Mingione
  5. Ky Ho
  6. Paolo Marcellini
  7. Vincenzo Ambrosio
  8. Leszek Gasinski

In Computational Theory and Mathematics

  1. Vicentiu D. Rădulescu
  2. Cristiana De Filippis
  3. Patrick Winkert
  4. Giuseppe Mingione
  5. Ky Ho
  6. Paolo Marcellini
  7. Vincenzo Ambrosio
  8. Leszek Gasinski

In Mathematical Physics

  1. Vicentiu D. Rădulescu
  2. Patrick Winkert
  3. Cristiana De Filippis
  4. Giuseppe Mingione
  5. Paolo Marcellini
  6. Ky Ho
  7. Vincenzo Ambrosio
  8. Leszek Gasinski

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