Regularity of area minimizing currents I: gradient Lp estimates
By Camillo De Lellis, Emanuele Spadaro. Geometric and Functional Analysis, 2013
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In a series of papers, including the present one, we give a new, shorter proof of Almgren’s partial regularity theorem for area minimizing currents in a Riemannian manifold, with a slight improvement on the regularity assumption for the latter. This note establishes a new a priori estimate on the excess measure of an area minimizing current, together with several statements concerning approximations with Lipschitz multiple valued graphs. Our new a priori estimate is a higher integrability type result, which has a counterpart in the theory of Dir-minimizing multiple valued functions and plays a key role in estimating the accuracy of the Lipschitz approximations.
Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Mathematical Physics
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In Applied Mathematics
- Emanuele Spadaro
- Camillo De Lellis
- L. Sz'ekelyhidi
- T. Buckmaster
- Vlad Vicol
- Philip Isett
- Antoine Choffrut
- Sara Daneri
In Mathematical Physics
- Emanuele Spadaro
- Camillo De Lellis
- L. Sz'ekelyhidi
- Xicheng Zhang
- Sara Daneri
- Antoine Choffrut
- Gianluca Crippa
- Roman Shvydkoy
Citations in the corpus
- Regularity of area minimizing currents II: center manifold (2013, methodology): “Introduction In this second paper on the regularity of area minimizing integer rectifiable currents (we refer to the Foreword of [6] for the precise statement of the final theorem and on overview of its proof) we address one of the main steps in the analysis of the singularities, namely the…”
- Multiple valued functions and integral currents (2013, background): “This is a fundamental idea for the study of the regularity of minimizing currents in the classical “single-vaued” case, and it also plays a fundamental role in the proof of Almgren’s partial regularity result (cf. [1, 5]).”