The strip-density classification conjecture
The strip-density classification conjecture
Let have the strip density, equal to in the strip and equal to outside it. The relevant candidate sets are classified as types (i), (ii), and (iii). Strip-density classification conjecture. There exists a value such that the isoperimetric sets are balls of type (i) for areas less than , sets of type (ii) for areas in , and sets of type (iii) for areas greater than . The source says that the theorem proves everything except the elimination of type (iv), so the stated classification is not established there; no later resolution is supplied.
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Primary source
Antonio Cañete, Michele Miranda and Davide Vittone, “Some isoperimetric problems in planes with density”, arXiv:0906.1256 (2009).
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