2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.na.2018.06.017
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The Gehring Lemma: Dimension free estimates

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“…Given the inequalities in (10.6)-(10.7), and the representation in (10.4)-(10.5), we can proceed for instance as in [29,Lemma 5] to get a global gradient integrability result; this also involves estimates as in (10.2) to treat the additional f -terms appearing here with respect to the case considered in [29]. This involves a matching of local and up-to-the-boundary versions of Gehring's lemma (see [49]). parameters this means that c * depends only on n, N , ν 0 , Λ, γ, a.…”
Section: Uniform Ellipticity and Proof Of Theorem 42mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Given the inequalities in (10.6)-(10.7), and the representation in (10.4)-(10.5), we can proceed for instance as in [29,Lemma 5] to get a global gradient integrability result; this also involves estimates as in (10.2) to treat the additional f -terms appearing here with respect to the case considered in [29]. This involves a matching of local and up-to-the-boundary versions of Gehring's lemma (see [49]). parameters this means that c * depends only on n, N , ν 0 , Λ, γ, a.…”
Section: Uniform Ellipticity and Proof Of Theorem 42mentioning
confidence: 99%