Ignat–Merlet conjecture on the viscosity solution as a line-energy minimizer

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Let ΩR2\Omega\subset\mathbb{R}^2 be a convex domain, let φ0(x)=dist(x,Ω)\varphi_0(x)=\operatorname{dist}(x,\partial\Omega), and let If\overline{\mathcal{I}_f} be the relaxation of the line energy If\mathcal{I}_f in L1L^1. Assume that If\overline{\mathcal{I}_f} is lower semicontinuous in L1L^1.

Ignat–Merlet conjecture. Then (φ0)(\nabla\varphi_0)^\perp is a global minimizer of If\mathcal{I}_f.

Here (φ0)(\nabla\varphi_0)^\perp is the viscosity solution associated with the distance function in the regular-domain setting. The parser marks this candidate as resolved, so it is recorded as solved.

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Pierre Bochard and Antonin Monteil, “A necessary condition for lower semicontinuity of line energies”, arXiv:1503.01021 (2015).

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