This investigation reveals continuity properties of solutions to linear elliptic equations, suggesting improvements in mathematical understanding of critical points.
We investigate the regularity of solutions to linear elliptic equations in both divergence and non‐divergence forms, particularly when the principal coefficients have Dini mean oscillation. We show that if a solution to a divergence‐form equation satisfies at a point, then the second derivative exists and satisfies sharp continuity estimates. As a consequence, we obtain “ regularity” at critical points when the coefficients of are . This result refines a theorem of Teixeira (Math. Ann. 358 (2014), no. 1–2, 241–256) in the linear setting, where both linear and nonlinear equations were considered. We also establish an analogous result for equations in the non‐divergence form.
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