The study demonstrates flexibility of the Monge–Ampère system's constructions in two dimensions, suggesting new insights into regularity limits.
We revisit the convex integration constructions for the Monge–Ampère system and prove its flexibility in dimension d=2 and codimension k=3 , up to the regularity C1,1-1/√5 . To our knowledge, it is the first result in which the obtained Hölder exponent 1-1/√5 exceeds 1/2 while not falling within the regime of full C1,1 flexibility. Previous approaches based on Kuiper’s corrugations consistently led to Hölder regularity not exceeding C1,1/2 , whereas constructions based on Nash’s spirals (when applicable) achieved C1,1 regularity. Bridging these two approaches to interpolate between their respective exponent ranges has, until now, remained an open problem.
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