Boundary continuity of nonlocal minimal surfaces in domains with singularities and a problem posed by Borthagaray, Li, and Nochetto (Q6080089): Difference between revisions

Numerical experiments in [\textit{J.~P.~Borthagaray} et al., Math. Eng. (Springfield) 4, No. 2, Paper No. 16 (2022; Zbl 1497.65162)] suggest that the stickiness phenomenon displayed by nonlocal minimal surfaces is larger near the concave portions of the boundary than near the convex ones. In the present paper the authors prove this conjecture. Namely, they show that nonlocal minimal surfaces are continuous at convex corners of the domain boundary, while they are discontinuous at concave corners (refer to Theorems 1.3 and 1.5).