A generalization of ``Existence and behavior of the radial limits of a bounded capillary surface at a corner
A generalization of ``Existence and behavior of the radial limits of a bounded capillary surface at a corner''
This paper, a generalization of [\textit{K. E. Lancaster} and \textit{D. Siegel}, Pac. J. Math. 176, No. 1, 165--194 (1996; Zbl 0866.76018)] deals with the behavior of solutions to the mean curvature equation with Neumann boundary condition in a neighborhood of a corner point of the boundary. The authors eliminate the requirement that the function position on the boundary is bounded away from \(0\) and \(\pi\); instead, an additional condition must be satisfied at a convex corner. The proof combines boundary regularity theory with comparison arguments in order to show that the component functions of the isothermal parametrization of the graph are uniformly continuous. A second qualitative property established in this paper follows from standard blow up arguments.
- A proof of the Concus-Finn conjecture
- Boundary Behavior of a Nonparametric Surface of Prescribed Mean Curvature Near a Reentrant Corner
- Existence and behavior of the radial limits of a bounded capillary surface at a corner
- Generalized solutions for the mean curvature equation
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3548024 (Why is no real title available?)
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- Radial limits of bounded nonparametric prescribed mean curvature surfaces
- Radial limits of capillary surfaces at corners
- Regularity of capillary surfaces over domains with corners
- Regularity of capillary surfaces over domains with corners: Borderline case
- Remarks on the behavior of nonparametric capillary surfaces at corners
- Über das Randverhalten quasilinearer elliptischer Systeme mit isothermen Parametern
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