Caffarelli Perron-solution regularity conjecture in dimension two

Let a strict supersolution be understood in the sense of the Perron process for the one-phase free-boundary problem, and consider solutions obtained as infima of such strict supersolutions. Caffarelli's conjecture. Every solution obtained as the infimum of strict supersolutions is a classical solution in dimension two.

The source explains that Caffarelli proved partial regularity for these Perron solutions, with smooth free boundary outside a set of zero (n1)(n-1)-dimensional Hausdorff measure. The conjecture proposes full classical regularity in dimension two, motivated by the known entire examples and their behavior at large scale.

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David S. Jerison and Nikola Kamburov, “Free boundaries subject to topological constraints”, arXiv:1902.00158 (2019).

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