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Gerardo Orozco-Fernandez

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Quantitative Stability of Generalized $p$-Area Minimizing Surfaces

We study the stability of $p$-area minimizing surfaces in the Heisenberg group under perturbations of the weight function and the drift vector field in generalized least gradient problems of the form \[ \inf_{w\in BV_0(Ω)} \int_Ω\left(a(x)|Dw+F(x)|+H(x)w\right)\,dx. \] Owing to the lack of strict convexity, establishing stability of minimizers is challenging. We derive quantitative stability estimates for minimizers. In particular, under suitable nondegeneracy and geometric assumptions, we obtain $L^1$ and $W^{1,1}$ stability estimates with respect to perturbations of the weight function $a$ and the drift vector field $F$. We further establish unified quantitative stability estimates under simultaneous perturbations of all principal parameters, namely $a$, $F$, and $H$. Numerical simulations illustrating the stability theory are also presented.

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Stability of p-area minimizing surfaces in the Heisenberg group

We study the stability of minimizers of weighted $p$-area functionals associated with prescribed $p$-mean curvature surfaces in the Heisenberg group. While existence and uniqueness results are well established, quantitative stability with respect to perturbations of the mean curvature $H$ remains largely unexplored in the nonzero-$H$ regime. Using a Rockafellar--Fenchel duality framework, we identify a unique underlying vector field associated with each minimizer and prove its stability under perturbations of $H$. This yields quantitative control of the direction field of the horizontal gradient. Building on this structure, we establish $L^1$ stability of admissible minimizers under natural geometric assumptions on level sets. In dimensions two and three, we also derive $W^{1,1}$ stability estimates under additional regularity and structural hypotheses, with explicit rates in terms of $\|H-\tilde H\|_{L^\infty}$. Our results provide the first quantitative stability theory for $p$-area minimizing graphs with prescribed nonzero $p$-mean curvature, even in the unweighted case. Numerical simulations are included to illustrate the robustness of the theoretical results.

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