Partial regularity of minimizers of quasiconvex variational integrals via interpolation

We prove optimal partial regularity of vector-valued minimizers u of the quasiconvex variational integral ∫ F ( x , u , D u ) d x under polynomial growth of its integrand F . We employ a new direct method based on the interpolation of a Sobolev function w between its gradient Dw and the elliptic operator div A D w with constant coefficient A .

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Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications
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2024-12-11
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmaa.2024.129161
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Numerical methods in inverse problems
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Partial regularity of minimizers of quasiconvex variational integrals via interpolation

Christoph Hamburger
Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications
Numerical methods in inverse problems
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Partial regularity of minimizers of quasiconvex variational integrals via interpolation

Christoph Hamburger
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Abstract

We prove optimal partial regularity of vector-valued minimizers u of the quasiconvex variational integral ∫ F ( x , u , D u ) d x under polynomial growth of its integrand F . We employ a new direct method based on the interpolation of a Sobolev function w between its gradient Dw and the elliptic operator div A D w with constant coefficient A .

Journal of Mathematical Analysis and ApplicationsVol. 545(2)
University of Bonn (DE)
Reduced inequalities
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Numerical methods in inverse problems
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