Demonstrates uniqueness and regularity of solutions in minimization problems, suggesting broad applications.
This paper addresses the uniqueness and Lipschitz regularity of solutions for a general minimization problem. We assume that the boundary data satisfy the bounded slope condition to ensure the existence of a minimizer, which is globally Lipschitz continuous. With this regularity, we can prove the existence of a unique solution among functions of bounded variation. Finally, we apply these results to a problem related to Hencky plasticity to prove the continuity of the stress and to investigate the regularity and geometry of the level sets of the minimizer.
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Benjamin Lledos (2026) studied this question.
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