Regularity of free boundary minimal surfaces in locally polyhedral domains
Nicholas Edelen, Chao Li

TL;DR
This paper establishes a regularity theorem for free-boundary minimal surfaces in polyhedral domains, showing they are smooth when close to a plane, with applications to hypersurfaces and isoperimetric regions.
Contribution
It introduces an Allard-type regularity result for free-boundary minimal surfaces in polyhedral domains, extending regularity theory to Lipschitz convex polyhedral settings.
Findings
Minimal surfaces are $C^{1,eta}$ regular near free-boundary planes.
Partial regularity results for free-boundary minimizing hypersurfaces.
Regularity results for relative isoperimetric regions.
Abstract
We prove an Allard-type regularity theorem for free-boundary minimal surfaces in Lipschitz domains locally modelled on convex polyhedra. We show that if such a minimal surface is sufficiently close to an appropriate free-boundary plane, then the surface is graphical over this plane. We apply our theorem to prove partial regularity results for free-boundary minimizing hypersurfaces, and relative isoperimetric regions.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric Analysis and Curvature Flows · Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations · Analytic and geometric function theory
