Periodic Gaussian surface-area conjecture for periodic half spaces

Let ΩRn\Omega\subseteq\mathbb{R}^{n} be a periodic set and let BRnB\subseteq\mathbb{R}^{n} be a periodic half space. Periodic Gaussian surface-area conjecture. The Gaussian surface area of every periodic set is at least that of a periodic half space:

Ωγn(x)dxBγn(x)dx.\int_{\partial\Omega}\gamma_{n}(x)\,dx\geq\int_{\partial B}\gamma_{n}(x)\,dx.

This is the ρ1\rho\to1^{-} endpoint of the Khot–Moshkovitz periodic noise-stability conjecture. The paper derives it formally using the convergence of normalized noise stability to Gaussian surface area, but states that it studies rather than proves the endpoint conjecture.

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Steven Heilman, “A Periodic Isoperimetric Problem Related to the Unique Games Conjecture”, arXiv:1708.00917 (2021).

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