
We study fine properties of currents in the framework of geometric measure theory on metric spaces developed by Ambrosio and Kirchheim, and we prove a rectifiability criterion for flat currents of finite mass. We apply these tools to study the structure of the distributional Jacobians of functions in the space BnV, defined by Jerrard and Soner. We define the subspace of special functions of bounded higher variation and we prove a closure theorem.
10123 Institute of Mathematics, 510 Mathematics, Variational problems in a geometric measure-theoretic setting, Geometric measure and integration theory, integral and normal currents in optimization, geometric measure theory on metric spaces, rectifiability, Existence theories for free problems in two or more independent variables, currents, 2600 General Mathematics, special functions of bounded higher variation
10123 Institute of Mathematics, 510 Mathematics, Variational problems in a geometric measure-theoretic setting, Geometric measure and integration theory, integral and normal currents in optimization, geometric measure theory on metric spaces, rectifiability, Existence theories for free problems in two or more independent variables, currents, 2600 General Mathematics, special functions of bounded higher variation
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