32 research outputs found
Estimates on the generalized critical strata of Green's function
In this paper, we obtain quantitative estimates on the fine structure of
Green's functions for pairs of complementary domains, which arise in a class of two-sided free boundary
problems for harmonic measure. These estimates give new insight into the
structure of the mutual boundary, and on how critical
set of the Green's functions approach the boundary. These estimates are not
obtainable by naively combining boundary and interior estimates.Comment: 72 pages, 1 figur
Unique Continuation on Convex Domains
In this paper, we adapt powerful tools from geometric analysis to get
quantitative estimates on the quantitative strata of the generalized critical
set of harmonic functions which vanish continuously on an open subset of the
boundary of a convex domain. These estimates represent a significant
improvement upon existing results for boundary analytic continuation in the
convex case.Comment: 69 pages, 1 figure. arXiv admin note: substantial text overlap with
arXiv:1904.0936
Non-existence of cusps for a Free-boundary Problem for Water Waves
In arXiv:0908.1031, Varvaruca and Weiss eliminate the existence of cusps for
a free-boundary problem for two-dimensional water waves under assumptions that
hold for solutions such that is a "strip-like" domain in the sense of
arXiv:0708.4371. In this paper it is proven that cusps do not exists in the
natural setting for these free-boundary problems. In particular, non strip-like
domains are also allowed. This builds upon recent work on non-existence of
cusps in arXiv:2202.00616
Critical Allard regularity: pointwise tilt-excess estimates
The main results of this paper provide VMO-type estimates for the quadratic
tilt-excess on varifolds with critical generalized mean curvature. These
estimates apply to varifolds with "almost-integral" density which are close to
a multiplicity one -disc in a ball in the usual senses. The class of
almost-integral varifolds allows for varifolds with non-perpendicular mean
curvature. Moreover, the estimates hold \emph{uniformly for every point} in a
relatively open set in and naturally imply a Reifenberg-type
parametrization. The proof relies upon generalizing the -valued Lipschitz
approximation and Sobolev-Poincar\'e estimates of arXiv:0808.3660 to
almost-integral rectifiable varifolds
Making Memorial Student-Ready: Reflections on the First Year Success Experience
In eleven short chapters faculty, academic advising staff and student union representatives discuss aspects of Memorial’s First Year Success Program (piloted as a Teaching Learning Framework initiative 2012-2017). Teaching approaches, curriculum content and policy rationales are covered in a broad view of how and why students identified as least likely to succeed at university can be academically supported. Contributors identify the singular importance of the community that First Year Success provided them and its student participants
Minkowski-type Estimates on the Quantitative Strata of the Generalized Critical set of Green's functions for Two-Sided NTA Domains arising from a Free-Boundary Problem for Harmonic Measure
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2019In this work, we prove three things. The main results are two different results on Minkowski-type estimates on the quantitative strata of the generalized critical set of Green's functions of 2-Sided NTA domains arising from a free-boundary problem for harmonic measure. The first uses simpler techniques and obtains weaker results. The second employs much more complicated machinery and obtains a much stronger result which completely subsumes the results of the first approach. The third result contained in this work is the construction of two families of rectifiable sets which fail to be uniformly rectifiable as dramatically as possible which still retaining nice topological and measure theoretic properties. This third result is independent of the first two, and represents joint work with Max Goering
One-phase free-boundary problems with degeneracy
In this paper, we study local minimizers of a degenerate version of the
Alt-Caffarelli functional. Specifically, we consider local minimizers of the
functional where for
and a submanifold of dimension . We
show that the free boundary may be decomposed into a rectifiable set, on which
we prove effective estimates, and a degenerate cusp set, about which little can
be said in general with the current techniques. Work in the theory of water
waves and the Stokes wave serves both as our inspiration and as an application.
However, the main thrust of this paper is to inaugurate a study of the geometry
of the free boundary for degenerate one-phase Bernoulli free-boundary problems