A comparison result for radial solutions of the mean curvature equation
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Abstract: We establish two comparison results between the solutions of a class of mean curvature equations and pieces of arcs of circles that satisfy the same Neumann boundary condition. Finally we present a number of examples where our estimates can be applied, some of them have a physical motivation.
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