We describe a method to prove new integral inequalities for stable minimal hypersurfaces in Euclidean space. As an application, we give a simple proof that complete, two sided, stable minimal hypersurfaces in R4 are hyperplanes. A core part of the argument hinges on the fact that stable minimal hypersurfaces in non-negatively curved spaces are examples of manifolds with a spectral Ricci curvature lower bound; in particular, we prove a sharp pointwise gradient estimate for the Green kernel on non-parabolic manifolds with spectral Ricci lower bounds, extending previous work by Colding.

Gradient estimates for the Green kernel under spectral Ricci bounds, and the stable Bernstein theorem in R4 / X. Cabre, G.C.. - (2026 Apr 15). [10.48550/arXiv.2604.14393]

Gradient estimates for the Green kernel under spectral Ricci bounds, and the stable Bernstein theorem in R4

L. Mari;P. Mastrolia;
2026

Abstract

We describe a method to prove new integral inequalities for stable minimal hypersurfaces in Euclidean space. As an application, we give a simple proof that complete, two sided, stable minimal hypersurfaces in R4 are hyperplanes. A core part of the argument hinges on the fact that stable minimal hypersurfaces in non-negatively curved spaces are examples of manifolds with a spectral Ricci curvature lower bound; in particular, we prove a sharp pointwise gradient estimate for the Green kernel on non-parabolic manifolds with spectral Ricci lower bounds, extending previous work by Colding.
stable minimal hypersurfaces; criticality; Green kernel; spectral Ricci bounds
Settore MATH-02/B - Geometria
Settore MATH-03/A - Analisi matematica
   Differential-geometric aspects of manifolds via Global Analysis
   MINISTERO DELL'UNIVERSITA' E DELLA RICERCA
   20225J97H5_004
15-apr-2026
https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.14393
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