We study a two-phase free boundary problem in which the two-phases satisfy an impenetrability condition. Precisely, we have two ordered positive functions, which are harmonic in their supports, satisfy a Bernoulli condition on the one-phase part of the free boundary and a transmission condition on the collapsed part of the free boundary. For this two-membrane type problem, we prove an epsilon-regularity theorem with sharp modulus of continuity. Precisely, we show that at flat points each of the two boundaries is C1,1/2 regular surface and that the remaining singular set has Hausdorff dimension at most N−5, where N is the dimension of the space.

A one-sided two phase Bernoulli free boundary problem

Ferreri, Lorenzo;
2025

Abstract

We study a two-phase free boundary problem in which the two-phases satisfy an impenetrability condition. Precisely, we have two ordered positive functions, which are harmonic in their supports, satisfy a Bernoulli condition on the one-phase part of the free boundary and a transmission condition on the collapsed part of the free boundary. For this two-membrane type problem, we prove an epsilon-regularity theorem with sharp modulus of continuity. Precisely, we show that at flat points each of the two boundaries is C1,1/2 regular surface and that the remaining singular set has Hausdorff dimension at most N−5, where N is the dimension of the space.
2025
Settore MAT/05 - Analisi Matematica
Settore MATH-03/A - Analisi matematica
Almgren's frequency function; Improvement of flatness; Optimal regularity; Two-phase free boundary system
   Variational approach to the regularity of the free boundaries
   VAREG
   European Commission
   Horizon 2020 Framework Programme - European Research Council - Starting Grant
   853404

   PRA 2022 14 GeoDom (University of Pisa)

   PRIN project - NO3
   MUR and EU

   INDAM-GNAMPA
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