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Interior Hölder estimate for the linearized complex Monge–Ampère equation
Let \(w_0\) be a bounded, \(C^3\), strictly plurisubharmonic function defined on \(B_1\subset \mathbb {C}^n\). Then \(w_0\) has a neighborhood in \(L^{\infty }(B_1)\). Suppose that we have a function \(\phi \) in this neighborhood with \(1-\varepsilon \le MA(\phi )\le 1+\varepsilon \) and there exists a function u solving the linearized complex Monge–Amp\(\grave{\text {e}}\)re equation: \(det(\phi _{k\bar{l}})\phi ^{i\bar{j}}u_{i\bar{j}}=0\). Then there exist constants \(\alpha >0\) and C such that \(|u|_{C^{\alpha }(B_{\frac{1}{2}}(0))}\le C\), where \(\alpha >0\) depends on n and C depends on n and \(|u|_{L^{\infty }(B_1(0))}\), as long as \(\epsilon \) is small depending on n. This partially generalizes Caffarelli–Gutierrez’s estimate for linearized real Monge–Amp\(\grave{\text {e}}\)re equation to the complex version.
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Calculus of variations and partial differential equations are classical, very active, closely related areas of mathematics, with important ramifications in differential geometry and mathematical physics. In the last four decades this subject has enjoyed a flourishing development worldwide, which is still continuing and extending to broader perspectives.
This journal will attract and collect many of the important top-quality contributions to this field of research, and stress the interactions between analysts, geometers, and physicists. The field of Calculus of Variations and Partial Differential Equations is extensive; nonetheless, the journal will be open to all interesting new developments. Topics to be covered include:
- Minimization problems for variational integrals, existence and regularity theory for minimizers and critical points, geometric measure theory
- Variational methods for partial differential equations, optimal mass transportation, linear and nonlinear eigenvalue problems
- Variational problems in differential and complex geometry
- Variational methods in global analysis and topology
- Dynamical systems, symplectic geometry, periodic solutions of Hamiltonian systems
- Variational methods in mathematical physics, nonlinear elasticity, asymptotic variational problems, homogenization, capillarity phenomena, free boundary problems and phase transitions
- Monge-Ampère equations and other fully nonlinear partial differential equations related to problems in differential geometry, complex geometry, and physics.