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Main Authors: Guo, Chang-Yu, Liu, Ming-Lun, Xiang, Chang-Lin
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Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.16341
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author Guo, Chang-Yu
Liu, Ming-Lun
Xiang, Chang-Lin
author_facet Guo, Chang-Yu
Liu, Ming-Lun
Xiang, Chang-Lin
contents In a recent interesting work [15], W.Y. He established the important partial regularity theory and the almost optimal higher regularity theory for energy minimizing harmonic almost complex structures. Based on a new observation on the structure of equations, we give an easier new proof of the partial regularity theorem, and adapting the powerful quantitative stratification method of Naber-Valtorta [22], we further prove the rectifiability of singular stratum of energy minimizing harmonic almost complex structures. Based on this, we establish an optimal regularity theory, which improves the corresponding result of He.
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spellingShingle Quantitative stratification and optimal regularity for harmonic almost complex structures
Guo, Chang-Yu
Liu, Ming-Lun
Xiang, Chang-Lin
Analysis of PDEs
Differential Geometry
In a recent interesting work [15], W.Y. He established the important partial regularity theory and the almost optimal higher regularity theory for energy minimizing harmonic almost complex structures. Based on a new observation on the structure of equations, we give an easier new proof of the partial regularity theorem, and adapting the powerful quantitative stratification method of Naber-Valtorta [22], we further prove the rectifiability of singular stratum of energy minimizing harmonic almost complex structures. Based on this, we establish an optimal regularity theory, which improves the corresponding result of He.
title Quantitative stratification and optimal regularity for harmonic almost complex structures
topic Analysis of PDEs
Differential Geometry
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.16341