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math.AP2022

Regularity theory for fully nonlinear parabolic obstacle problems

Alessandro Audrito, Teo Kukuljan

We study the free boundary of solutions to the parabolic obstacle problem with fully nonlinear diffusion. We show that the free boundary splits into a regular and a singular part:…

math.AP2022

Convergence in relative error for the Porous Medium equation in a tube

Alessandro Audrito, Alejandro Gárriz, Fernando Quirós

Given a bounded domain and , we study the long-time behaviour of solutions to the Porous Medium equation (PME) posed in a tube \[ \partial_tu = Δu^m…

math.AP2021

Interface regularity for semilinear one-phase problems

Alessandro Audrito, Joaquim Serra

We study critical points of a one-parameter family of functionals arising in combustion models. The problems we consider converge, for infinitesimal values of the parameter, to Ber…

math.AP20204 cited

The Neumann problem for the fractional Laplacian: regularity up to the boundary

Alessandro Audrito, Juan-Carlos Felipe-Navarro, Xavier Ros-Oton

We study the regularity up to the boundary of solutions to the Neumann problem for the fractional Laplacian. We prove that if is a weak solution of in , $\mathc…

math.AP2020

A minimization procedure to the existence of segregated solutions to parabolic reaction-diffusion systems

Alessandro Audrito, Enrico Serra, Paolo Tilli

We study the existence of segregated solutions to a class of reaction-diffusion systems with strong interactions, arising in many physical applications. These special solutions are…

math.AP2019

The Dirichlet problem for nonlocal elliptic operators with exterior data

Alessandro Audrito, Xavier Ros-Oton

In this note we study the boundary regularity of solutions to nonlocal Dirichlet problems of the form in , in , in non-smooth domains . Wh…