The perturbation-limit conjecture for the minimal surface boundary value problem
The perturbation-limit conjecture for the minimal surface boundary value problem
Let be a convex domain and let . Let be the solution of the boundary value problem BVP 3.1, and for each let be a solution of the perturbation problem BVP 3.3.
Perturbation-limit conjecture. Up to addition of a constant, the smooth solution is the suitable limit of the sequence of solutions as .
This conjecture concerns whether the unperturbed minimal-surface boundary value problem can be obtained from the regularized problems by letting the perturbation parameter tend to zero. The source provides no resolution, so the conjecture remains open.
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Primary source
Li Ma and Yuxin Pan, “The global solution of the minimal surface flow and translating surfaces”, arXiv:2304.06542 (2023).
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