A quantitative linearization of the Monge-Ampère equation around the identity is the Poisson equation, used for a variational proof of partial regularity of optimal transport maps and validation of predictions in matching problems.
A variational proof of partial regularity for optimal transportation maps
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We provide a new proof of the known partial regularity result for the optimal transportation map (Brenier map) between two sets. Contrary to the existing regularity theory for the Monge-Amp{\`e}re equation, which is based on the maximum principle, our approach is purely variational. By constructing a competitor on the level of the Eulerian (Benamou-Brenier) formulation, we show that locally, the velocity is close to the gradient of a harmonic function provided the transportation cost is small. We then translate back to the Lagrangian description and perform a Campanato iteration to obtain an $\epsilon$-regularity result.
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A variational approach to regularity theory in optimal transportation
A quantitative linearization of the Monge-Ampère equation around the identity is the Poisson equation, used for a variational proof of partial regularity of optimal transport maps and validation of predictions in matching problems.