A Green function characterization of uniformly rectifiable sets of any codimension
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Abstract: In this paper, we obtain a unified characterization of uniformly rectifiable sets of {it any codimension} in terms of a Carleson estimate on the second derivatives of the Green function. When restricted to domains with boundaries of codimension 1, our result generalizes a previous result of Azzam for the Laplacian to more general elliptic operators. For domains with boundaries of codimension greater than 1, our result is completely new.
The paper under review deals with the study of a characterization of the uniform rectifiability of sets. More precisely, the authors show a unified characterization of uniformly rectifiable sets of any codimension by means of a Carleson estimate of the second derivatives of the Green function. In particular, in case of domains with boundary of codimension 1, the present paper generalizes a result of [\textit{J. Azzam}, ``Harmonic measure and the analyst's traveling salesman theorem, Preprint, \url{arXiv:1905.09057}] for the Laplacian, to general elliptic operators.
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