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Double normal derivative bound and full C2
Bounds the double normal derivative, giving a full bound
completes the estimate
Claim·§A The Dirichlet problem on a periodic fiber·inside thmDirichlet problem for quaternionic Monge-Ampère
Statement (paper)
At the boundary, the double normal derivative is bounded: compression of to the quaternionic orthogonal complement of gives , and the Schur formula (for ; the identity for ) yields . Together with Equation this gives throughout the domain, and since , every real Hessian eigenvalue is at least , which is the full bound on .
In plain English
At the boundary the double normal derivative is bounded above by a constant , which together with the interior directional bound gives everywhere. Since , every real Hessian eigenvalue is at least , so has a full bound.
Why it's here
With the mixed normal-tangential bound, this supplies the last missing entry of the boundary Hessian: compressing to the orthogonal complement of gives , and the Schur formula (or when ) then bounds above. A one-sided upper Hessian bound plus positive Laplacian gives a two-sided bound, which is the estimate that the Evans-Krylov step uses to place in a compact convex set.
Classified routine:
Standard double-normal boundary estimate in the Caffarelli–Nirenberg–Spruck (1985) method for Monge–Ampère Dirichlet problems, adapted to the quaternionic setting via a Schur complement; the two-sided bound from an upper Hessian bound plus positive Laplacian is elementary.
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- infoinferred_depoutline: "Double normal derivative via Schur; full C2 bound" rests on claim-thm-dirichlet-3
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