
doi: 10.1007/bf01798233
Let x(w), w=u+iv ∈ B, be a minimal surface in ℝ3 which is bounded by a configuration 〈Γ, S〉 consisting of an arc Γ and of a surface S with boundary. Suppose also that x(w) is area minimizing with respect to 〈Γ, S〉. Under appropriate regularity assumptions on Γ and S, we can prove that the first derivatives of x(u, v) are Holder continuous with the exponent α=1/2 up to the “free part” of ∂B which is mapped by x(w) into S. An example shows that this regularity result is optimal.
510.mathematics, Minimal surfaces and optimization, regularity of solutions minimizing the Dirichlet integral, Minimal surfaces in differential geometry, surfaces with prescribed mean curvature, 2-dimensional surface, chord-arc condition, Article
510.mathematics, Minimal surfaces and optimization, regularity of solutions minimizing the Dirichlet integral, Minimal surfaces in differential geometry, surfaces with prescribed mean curvature, 2-dimensional surface, chord-arc condition, Article
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