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Alberto Pacati

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The Poisson problem in domains with Ahlfors regular boundary

We establish well posedness of the Poisson problem in weak local John domains, for linear second order elliptic equations with real coefficients, and with data in weighted Lebesgue spaces with a very broad range of acceptable parameters.

math.AP

Robin harmonic measure with a variable permeability parameter

In this paper we study the behavior of the solutions to the Robin problem in bounded $1$-sided NTA domains with Ahlfors-David regular boundary, generalizing the results of \cite{DavDEMM} to the case of a non constant Robin parameter. In particular, we will prove the mutual absolute continuity of the Robin harmonic measure with respect to the surface measure in the setting of variable permeability.

math.AP

The Poisson-Dirichlet problem in domains with Ahlfors regular boundary

We present an announcement of some recent results concerning well-posedness of the Poisson-Dirichlet problem with boundary data in Besov spaces with fractional smoothness. This is a far-reaching generalization as previously known theorems concerning well-posedness of the Poisson problem in such intermediate smoothness classes were mostly restricted to the context of Lipschitz domains and coefficients satisfying strong regularity assumptions.

math.AP

Some remarks on singular capillary cones with free boundary

We study minimizing singular cones with free boundary associated with the capillarity problem. Precisely, we provide a stability criterion $\`a$ la Jerison-Savin for capillary hypersurfaces and show that, in dimensions up to $4$, minimizing cones with non-sign-changing mean curvature are flat. We apply this criterion to minimizing capillary drops and, additionally, establish the instability of non-trivial axially symmetric cones in dimensions up to $6$. The main results are based on a Simons-type inequality for a class of convex, homogeneous, symmetric functions of the principal curvatures, combined with a boundary condition specific to the capillary setting.

math.DG