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most citedMaximum principles at infinity and the Ahlfors-Khas'minskii duality: an overview

29 citations · 30 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

math.DG2025

Prescribing the mean curvature of an achronal hypersurface as a measure: the case of 3D spacetimes

Lorenzo Maniscalco, Luciano Mari

We study the existence problem for achronal hypersurfaces in a globally hyperbolic spacetime, whose mean curvature is a prescribed -- possibly sing…

math.DG2025

On linking numbers and Biot-Savart kernels

Daniel Cibotaru, Luciano Mari

On a compact manifold, the solutions of the initial value problem for the heat equation with currential initial conditions are smooth families of forms for . If the initial co…

math.DG2025

Spectral rigidity of manifolds with Ricci bounded below and maximal bottom spectrum

Luciano Mari, Marcos Ranieri, Elaine Sampaio +1

We investigate the spectrum of the Laplacian on complete, non-compact manifolds whose Ricci curvature satisfies , for some continuous,…

math.DG2024

Criticality, splitting theorems under spectral Ricci bounds and the topology of stable minimal hypersurfaces

Giovanni Catino, Luciano Mari, Paolo Mastrolia +1

In this paper we prove general criticality criteria for operators on manifolds with more than one end, where bounds the Ricci curvature, and a related spectral splitting…

math.AP2024★ 1 cited

Compactness via monotonicity in nonsmooth critical point theory, with application to Born-Infeld type equations

Jaeyoung Byeon, Norihisa Ikoma, Andrea Malchiodi +1

In this paper, we prove new existence and multiplicity results for critical points of lower semicontinuous functionals in Banach spaces, complementing the nonsmooth critical point…

math.DG2018★ 29 cited

Maximum principles at infinity and the Ahlfors-Khas'minskii duality: an overview

Luciano Mari, Leandro Freitas Pessoa

This note is meant to introduce the reader to a duality principle for nonlinear equations that recently appeared in the literature. Motivations come from the desire to give a unify…