Ambrosio–De Lellis–Mantegazza relaxation conjecture for line energies

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Let If\mathcal{I}_f be a line energy defined on BVBV, let If‾\overline{\mathcal{I}_f} be its relaxation in L1L^1,

If‾(m)=Inf⁡{lim inf⁡n→+∞If(mn):mn∈BV and mn→m in L1}.\overline{\mathcal{I}_f}(m)=\operatorname{Inf}\left\{\liminf_{n\to+\infty}\mathcal{I}_f(m_n):m_n\in BV\text{ and }m_n\to m\text{ in }L^1\right\}.

Ambrosio–De Lellis–Mantegazza conjecture. If f(t)=tpf(t)=t^p with 1≤p≤31\leq p\leq3, then If‾\overline{\mathcal{I}_f} is lower semicontinuous for the strong topology in L1L^1.

The conjecture concerns lower semicontinuity after relaxation, a central issue in the variational theory of line energies. The source provides no resolution evidence, so the conjecture is recorded as open.

References

Primary source

Pierre Bochard and Antonin Monteil, “A necessary condition for lower semicontinuity of line energies”, arXiv:1503.01021 (2015).

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