The Dirichlet problem for a prescribed mean curvature equation
Yuki Tsukamoto

TL;DR
This paper investigates a prescribed mean curvature problem, establishing existence of solutions near minimal surfaces when the prescribed vector field is small in a specific Sobolev norm.
Contribution
It provides a new existence result for prescribed mean curvature surfaces under small perturbations in a sharp Sobolev norm.
Findings
Existence of solutions near minimal surfaces under small prescribed vector fields
Solution existence depends on the smallness in a dimensionally sharp Sobolev norm
Theoretical framework for prescribed mean curvature problems
Abstract
We study a prescribed mean curvature problem where we seek a surface whose mean curvature vector coincides with the normal component of a given vector field. We prove that the problem has a solution near a graphical minimal surface if the prescribed vector field is sufficiently small in a dimensionally sharp Sobolev norm.
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Taxonomy
TopicsNonlinear Partial Differential Equations · Advanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering · Differential Equations and Boundary Problems
