We derive a lower spatially Lipschitz bound for viscosity solutions to fully nonlinear parabolic partial differential equations when the initial datum belongs to the Holder space. The resulting estimate depends on the initial Holder expo-nent and the growth rates of the equation with respect to the first and second order derivative terms. Our estimate is applicable to equations which are possibly singular at the initial time. Moreover, it gives the optimal rate of the regularizing effect for solutions, which occurs for some uniformly parabolic equations and first order Hamilton-Jacobi equations. In the proof of our lower estimate, we con-struct a subsolution and a supersolution by optimally rescaling the solution of the heat equation and th...
We develop methods aimed at deriving regularity results for solutions to nonlinear degenerate parabo...
International audienceWe prove interior Hölder estimate for the spatial gradients of the viscosity s...
The thesis consists of the following three papers on regularity estimates for fully non-linear parab...
In this paper we prove global bounds on the spatial gradient of viscosity solutions to second order ...
In this paper we prove global bounds on the spatial gradient of viscosity solutions to second order ...
In this paper we prove global bounds on the spatial gradient of viscosity solutions to second order ...
In this paper we prove global bounds on the spatial gradient of viscosity solutions to second order ...
In this paper we prove global bounds on the spatial gradient of viscosity solutions to second order ...
In this paper we prove global bounds on the spatial gradient of viscosity solutions to second order ...
It is well known that the bounded solution u(t, x) of the heat equation posed in RN×(0,T) for any co...
We prove sharp regularity estimates for viscosity solutions of fully nonlinear parabolic equations o...
AbstractWe establish Lipschitz regularity for solutions to a family of non-isotropic fully nonlinear...
It is well-known that solutions to the basic problem in the calculus of variations may fail to be Li...
This thesis concerns the boundary behavior of solutions to parabolic equations. It consists of a com...
We consider the initial value problem for a fully-nonlinear degenerate parabolic equation with a dyn...
We develop methods aimed at deriving regularity results for solutions to nonlinear degenerate parabo...
International audienceWe prove interior Hölder estimate for the spatial gradients of the viscosity s...
The thesis consists of the following three papers on regularity estimates for fully non-linear parab...
In this paper we prove global bounds on the spatial gradient of viscosity solutions to second order ...
In this paper we prove global bounds on the spatial gradient of viscosity solutions to second order ...
In this paper we prove global bounds on the spatial gradient of viscosity solutions to second order ...
In this paper we prove global bounds on the spatial gradient of viscosity solutions to second order ...
In this paper we prove global bounds on the spatial gradient of viscosity solutions to second order ...
In this paper we prove global bounds on the spatial gradient of viscosity solutions to second order ...
It is well known that the bounded solution u(t, x) of the heat equation posed in RN×(0,T) for any co...
We prove sharp regularity estimates for viscosity solutions of fully nonlinear parabolic equations o...
AbstractWe establish Lipschitz regularity for solutions to a family of non-isotropic fully nonlinear...
It is well-known that solutions to the basic problem in the calculus of variations may fail to be Li...
This thesis concerns the boundary behavior of solutions to parabolic equations. It consists of a com...
We consider the initial value problem for a fully-nonlinear degenerate parabolic equation with a dyn...
We develop methods aimed at deriving regularity results for solutions to nonlinear degenerate parabo...
International audienceWe prove interior Hölder estimate for the spatial gradients of the viscosity s...
The thesis consists of the following three papers on regularity estimates for fully non-linear parab...