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تسجيل مستخدم جديدA simple proof of regularity for $C^{1,alpha}$ interface transmission problems
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Hongjie Dong
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We give a simple proof of a recent result in [1] by Caffarelli, Soria-Carro, and Stinga about the $C^{1,alpha}$ regularity of weak solutions to transmission problems with $C^{1,alpha}$ interfaces. Our proof does not use the mean value property or the maximum principle, and also works for more general elliptic systems. Some extensions to $C^{1,text{Dini}}$ interfaces and to domains with multiple sub-domains are also discussed.
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