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Conformally Invariant Variational Problems. - SAM

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in the middle of this arc : |p − p 0 | = |q − p 0 | < δ/2. Consider<br />

ρ ∈ [δ, √ δ] given by the Courant lemma V.3 and satisfying<br />

‖u(x)−u(y)‖ 2 L ∞ ((∂B ρ (p 0 )∩D 2 ) 2 ) ≤ 4π ∫<br />

log 1 |∇u| 2 dx<br />

δ D 2<br />

Let p ′ and q ′ be the twopoints given by the intersectionbetween<br />

∂D 2 and ∂B ρ (p 0 ). Since u is continuous up to the boundary we<br />

deduce that<br />

|u(p ′ )−u(q ′ )| ≤ 4π<br />

log 1 δ<br />

We fix now δ in such a way that<br />

∫<br />

4π C<br />

log 1 δ<br />

D 2 |∇u| 2 dx ≤ 4π C<br />

log 1 δ<br />

< η<br />

(V.34)<br />

Because of (V.31) one of the two arcs in Γ connecting u(p ′ )<br />

and u(q ′ ) has to be contained in a Bε m −ball. Since ε has been<br />

chosen small enough satisfying (V.32) this arc connecting u(p ′ )<br />

and u(q ′ ) and contained in a Bε m −ball can contain at most one<br />

of the Q i . In the mean time δ has been chosen small enough in<br />

such a way that B √ δ (p 0)∩∂D 2 contains also at most one of the<br />

P i , thus, since u in monotonic on ∂D 2 , the arc connecting u(p ′ )<br />

and u(q ′ ) and contained in a Bε m −ball has to be u(∂B ρ (p 0 )∩D 2 )<br />

and we have than proved that<br />

|u(p)−u(q)| ≤ |u(p ′ )−u(q ′ )| < ε .<br />

This concludes the proof of claim (V.30) and lemma V.2 is<br />

proved.<br />

✷<br />

In order to establish that E posses a minimizer in C ∗ (Γ) we<br />

are going to establish the following result.<br />

Lemma V.4. Let u be the weak limit of a minimizing sequence<br />

of E in C ∗ (Γ), then u ∈ C 0 (D 2 ,R m ).<br />

✷<br />

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