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Evans-Krylov C^{2,alpha} estimate
Gives a uniform bound by Evans–Krylov
compactness for the closedness step
Claim·§A The Dirichlet problem on a periodic fiber·inside thmDirichlet problem for quaternionic Monge-Ampère
Statement (paper)
Along the continuity path, the solutions satisfy a uniform bound for some . The real Hessians lie in the compact convex set , on which is concave and uniformly elliptic, so the equation with boundary data satisfies the hypotheses of the boundary and interior Evans--Krylov estimates.
In plain English
Along the continuity path, the solutions obey a uniform bound for some . This holds because stays in a compact convex set where is concave and uniformly elliptic, so the boundary and interior Evans–Krylov estimates apply.
Why it's here
The previous claim's full bound and positivity of confine to the set , which makes the equation concave and uniformly elliptic. Evans–Krylov then upgrades control to a uniform Hölder bound on second derivatives. This gives the compactness that the closedness and smoothness step needs to pass to limits and bootstrap regularity up to the boundary.
Classified routine:
Direct application of the interior and boundary Evans–Krylov C^{2,α} estimates (Evans 1982, Krylov 1983) for concave uniformly elliptic equations, once the preceding C^2 bound confines D^2ψ to a compact set on which F is concave and uniformly elliptic.
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