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most citedThe Steiner tree problem revisited through rectifiable G-currents

29 citations · 37 across the 8 of their papers we have counts for

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8 papers

math.CA2023

On the structure of flat chains with finite mass

Giovanni Alberti, Andrea Marchese

We prove that every flat chain with finite mass in with coefficients in a normed abelian group is the restriction of a normal -current to a Borel set. We dedu…

math.MG20161 cited

On a conjecture of Cheeger

Guido De Philippis, Andrea Marchese, Filip Rindler

This note details how a recent structure theorem for normal -currents proved by the first and third author allows to prove a conjecture of Cheeger concerning the structure of Li…

math.AP20141 cited

Improved estimate of the singular set of Dir-minimizing Q-valued functions via an abstract regularity result

Matteo Focardi, Andrea Marchese, Emanuele Spadaro

In this note we prove an abstract version of a recent quantitative stratifcation priciple introduced by Cheeger and Naber (Invent. Math., 191 (2013), no. 2, 321-339; Comm. Pure App…

math.OC201429 cited

The Steiner tree problem revisited through rectifiable G-currents

Andrea Marchese, Annalisa Massaccesi

The Steiner tree problem can be stated in terms of finding a connected set of minimal length containing a given set of finitely many points. We show how to formulate it as a mass-m…

math.MG20141 cited

Kirszbraun's extension theorem fails for Almgren's multiple valued functions

Philippe Logaritsch, Andrea Marchese

We show that there is no analog of Kirszbraun's extension theorem for Almgren's multiple valued functions.

math.OC2014

An optimal irrigation network with infinitely many branching points

Andrea Marchese, Annalisa Massaccesi

The Gilbert-Steiner problem is a mass transportation problem, where the cost of the transportation depends on the network used to move the mass and it is proportional to a certain…