The anisotropic Michael-Simon inequality
Benjy Firester, Raphael Tsiamis
Abstract
We prove a Michael-Simon inequality for varifolds of every dimension and codimension with respect to anisotropic energies. Combined with Allard's anisotropic regularity theorem, this result yields the regularity of hypersurfaces with bounded anisotropic mean curvature in every dimension. Using the results of De Philippis and Pigati, it also implies density bounds and compactness properties for rectifiable varifolds with uniformly bounded anisotropic first variation. The proof relies on a projection method for anisotropic stress measures as well as the recent resolution of the vanishing mass conjecture by Gennaioli and Rindler.
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