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The codimension-one bound for singular sets of stationary integral varifolds

Theorem 1.1: for every stationary integral mm-varifold VV in an open U⊂Rm+nU\subset\mathbb R^{m+n}, m,n≥1m,n\ge1, dim⁡HSing V≤m−1\dim_{\mathcal H}\mathrm{Sing}\,V\le m-1, with no stability, minimizing, orientability, density or codimension hypothesis; crossing planes show it is sharp. This implies Hm(Sing V)=0\mathcal H^m(\mathrm{Sing}\,V)=0. The proof combines the companion paper's signed-excess estimates with a fitting and frequency analysis around a smooth center and a measure-valued blow-up at higher-multiplicity planar tangents. It does not prove rectifiability or finer structure of the singular set, and does not cover Riemannian ambient metrics.

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Companion: Almost-everywhere regularity of stationary integral varifolds (input to this proof) evidence for this event

Brena, Decio, De Lellis, Remarks and conjectures on stationary varifolds (2025) evidence for this event

Theorem 1.1: for every stationary integral mm-varifold VV in an open U⊂Rm+nU\subset\mathbb R^{m+n}, m,n≥1m,n\ge1, dim⁡HSing V≤m−1\dim_{\mathcal H}\mathrm{Sing}\,V\le m-1, with no stability, minimizing, orientability, density or codimension hypothesis; crossing planes show it is sharp. This implies Hm(Sing V)=0\mathcal H^m(\mathrm{Sing}\,V)=0. The proof combines the companion paper's signed-excess estimates with a fitting and frequency analysis around a smooth center and a measure-valued blow-up at higher-multiplicity planar tangents. It does not prove rectifiability or finer structure of the singular set, and does not cover Riemannian ambient metrics. parent of this event

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