Abstract
In this paper, we study the Dirichlet problem of translating mean curvature equations over a domain via topological restrictions. Its main difficulty is the non-existence of a C^{0} a priori estimate for their classical solutions except few cases. Inspired by the work of Miranda and Giusti, we define a generalized solution of these Dirichlet problems and establish its general existence. We propose a non-closed-minimal (NCM) condition on the underlying domain. When the domain is mean convex and NCM, the generalized solution with continuous boundary data is the classical smooth solution. Moreover, the NCM assumption cannot be removed by a hemisphere example.
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