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most citedComparison principles by monotonicity and duality for constant coefficient nonlinear potential theory and PDEs

4 citations · 10 across the 9 of their papers we have counts for

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19 papers

math.AP2022

Local Hölder and maximal regularity of solutions of elliptic equations with superquadratic gradient terms

Marco Cirant, Gianmaria Verzini

We study the local Hölder regularity of strong solutions of second-order uniformly elliptic equations having a gradient term with superquadratic growth , and right-hand s…

math.AP2021

Long time behaviour and turnpike solutions in mildly non-monotone mean field games

Marco Cirant, Alessio Porretta

We consider mean field game systems in time-horizon , where the individual cost functional depends locally on the density distribution of the agents, and the Hamiltonian is…

math.AP2020

Existence and non-existence for time-dependent mean field games with strong aggregation

Marco Cirant, Daria Ghilli

We investigate the existence of classical solutions to second-order quadratic Mean-Field Games systems with local and strongly decreasing couplings of the form , ,…

math.AP20204 cited

Comparison principles by monotonicity and duality for constant coefficient nonlinear potential theory and PDEs

Marco Cirant, F. Reese Harvey, H. Blaine Lawson +1

We prove comparison principles for nonlinear potential theories in euclidian spaces in a very straightforward manner from duality and monotonicity. We shall also show how to deduce…

math.AP2020

Comparison principles for viscosity solutions of elliptic branches of fully nonlinear equations independent of the gradient

Marco Cirant, Kevin R. Payne

The validity of the comparison principle in variable coefficient fully nonlinear gradient free potential theory is examined and then used to prove the comparison principle for full…

math.AP20203 cited

Splitting methods and short time existence for the master equations in mean field games

Pierre Cardaliaguet, Marco Cirant, Alessio Porretta

We develop a splitting method to prove the well-posedness, in short time, of solutions for two master equations in mean field game (MFG) theory: the second order master equation, d…