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Main Authors: Canevari, Giacomo, Dipasquale, Federico Luigi, Stroffolini, Bianca
Format: Preprint
Published: 2026
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.01985
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author Canevari, Giacomo
Dipasquale, Federico Luigi
Stroffolini, Bianca
author_facet Canevari, Giacomo
Dipasquale, Federico Luigi
Stroffolini, Bianca
contents We consider Sobolev maps from a planar domain into a closed Riemannian manifold and their BV liftings via a double covering of the target. We establish a sharp lower bound on the jump length of the lifting, expressed in terms of a geometric quantity: the minimal connection, relative to the domain, of the non-orientable singularities. As an application, we analyse minimisers of a two-dimensional model of ferronematics under ``mixed'' boundary conditions -- that is, Dirichlet conditions for the liquid crystal order parameter and Neumann conditions for the magnetisation vector.
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spellingShingle Liftings of Sobolev maps into closed Riemannian manifolds via double coverings and minimal connections relative to planar sets, with an application to ferronematics
Canevari, Giacomo
Dipasquale, Federico Luigi
Stroffolini, Bianca
Analysis of PDEs
Functional Analysis
35Q56, 76A15, 49Q15, 26B30
We consider Sobolev maps from a planar domain into a closed Riemannian manifold and their BV liftings via a double covering of the target. We establish a sharp lower bound on the jump length of the lifting, expressed in terms of a geometric quantity: the minimal connection, relative to the domain, of the non-orientable singularities. As an application, we analyse minimisers of a two-dimensional model of ferronematics under ``mixed'' boundary conditions -- that is, Dirichlet conditions for the liquid crystal order parameter and Neumann conditions for the magnetisation vector.
title Liftings of Sobolev maps into closed Riemannian manifolds via double coverings and minimal connections relative to planar sets, with an application to ferronematics
topic Analysis of PDEs
Functional Analysis
35Q56, 76A15, 49Q15, 26B30
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.01985