An Optimal Regularity Theory for Immersed Stable Minimal Hypersurfaces with Small Singular Set

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Main Authors: Minter, Paul, Xiao, Zhengyi
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author Minter, Paul
Xiao, Zhengyi
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Xiao, Zhengyi
contents We show that if $M^n$ is a properly immersed, two-sided, stable minimal hypersurface in $B^{n+1}_1(0)\setminus S$, where $S$ is closed with $\mathcal{H}^{n-2}(S)=0$, then $\text{dim}_{\mathcal{H}}\text{sing}(M)\leq n-7$, namely $\overline{M}\cap B^{n+1}_1(0)$ is represented by a smooth minimal immersion outside a closed set of generally unavoidable singularities which has Hausdorff dimension at most $n-7$. This provides the optimal a priori size assumption on the non-immersed singular set in order to guarantee optimal regularity. Consequently, such objects form a compact class under mass upper bounds.
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spellingShingle An Optimal Regularity Theory for Immersed Stable Minimal Hypersurfaces with Small Singular Set
Minter, Paul
Xiao, Zhengyi
Differential Geometry
Analysis of PDEs
53A10, 49Q20, 35J60
We show that if $M^n$ is a properly immersed, two-sided, stable minimal hypersurface in $B^{n+1}_1(0)\setminus S$, where $S$ is closed with $\mathcal{H}^{n-2}(S)=0$, then $\text{dim}_{\mathcal{H}}\text{sing}(M)\leq n-7$, namely $\overline{M}\cap B^{n+1}_1(0)$ is represented by a smooth minimal immersion outside a closed set of generally unavoidable singularities which has Hausdorff dimension at most $n-7$. This provides the optimal a priori size assumption on the non-immersed singular set in order to guarantee optimal regularity. Consequently, such objects form a compact class under mass upper bounds.
title An Optimal Regularity Theory for Immersed Stable Minimal Hypersurfaces with Small Singular Set
topic Differential Geometry
Analysis of PDEs
53A10, 49Q20, 35J60
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.05041