We establish a priori interior curvature estimates for the scalar curvature equation in dimension 4. Our approach relies on the doubling method introduced by Shankar and Yuan [SY25]. Key to the proof are an a priori doubling inequality under a small gradient assumption and the Alexandrov regularity for viscosity solutions; the latter is obtained via a new iterative rotation argument. Furthermore, we establish interior regularity for $C^1$ viscosity solutions.
We resolve the long-standing problem of establishing interior \(C^2\) estimates for admissible solutions of the graphical scalar curvature equation in every dimension \(n\ge 3\). More precisely, we prove interior curvature estimates for admissible solutions to the constant graphical scalar curvature equation. The proof...
In this note, we prove a priori interior curvature bounds for strictly convex solutions to elliptic Weingarten curvature quotient equations. The proof does not employ the advanced methods involving integral estimates or compactness arguments. Instead, it relies on a concavity inequality for the equation operator and a...
We prove interior curvature estimates for admissible graphical solutions of curvature quotient equations in the range $3\leq k<n$ on the full G{\aa}rding cone $\Gamma_k$. No convexity, semiconvexity, or $\Gamma_{k+1}$-admissibility assumption is required. The proof combines a new quantitative compression inequality, a...
We prove everywhere regularity for Lipschitz solutions to the prescribed vertical mean curvature system in the plane, where the codimension is arbitrary and the mean curvature is in $L^r, \, r>2$. This strengthens and extends our previous result on the Lawson-Osserman conjecture, https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.04997.
Jonas Hirsch, Connor Mooney, Riccardo Tione· 0 citations
We study Robin and Neumann problems for the scalar curvature equation of admissible graphs over bounded uniformly convex domains in three dimensions. Under a small-volume assumption, we prove existence and uniqueness for the Robin problem and obtain a classical Neumann solution as the Robin parameter tends to zero. The...
Let $n\ge3$. We prove a priori interior gradient estimate for the Lagrangian mean curvature equation \[ \sum_{i=1}^n\arctan\lambda_i(D^2u)=\theta(x) \] under the critical and supercritical phase condition $\theta\ge (n-2)\pi/2$, assuming only that the Lipschitz norm of the prescribed phase is bounded.
