Absolute maximum principle for tight forms

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Let FF be a tight form and let UU be an open set such that

Hd−1(U,R)=0.H_{d-1}(U,\mathbf{R})=0.

Absolute maximum principle for tight forms. The restriction of ∣F∣|F| to U‾\overline{U} attains its maximum on ∂U\partial U. This would extend the absolute-minimization theorem from sufficiently regular tight forms to arbitrary tight forms; the authors state that they cannot prove it because they lack a maximum principle.

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Aidan Backus, “An -Laplacian for differential forms, and calibrated laminations”, arXiv:2404.02215 (2024).

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