David–Mayboroda conjecture on the weak geometric lemma for uniform domains

Let ΩRn\Omega \subset \mathbb{R}^n be a domain with boundary E=ΩE = \partial \Omega. Assume that EE is (n1)(n-1)-dimensional Ahlfors–David regular, and that Ω\Omega is a uniform domain. If EE satisfies the Weak Geometric Lemma, then EE satisfies the Bilateral Weak Geometric Lemma, and hence is uniformly rectifiable.

David–Mayboroda conjecture. Under these hypotheses, the Weak Geometric Lemma implies the Bilateral Weak Geometric Lemma, and consequently uniform rectifiability of EE.

The conjecture concerns quantitative rectifiability of boundaries of uniform domains. The paper's abstract states that it resolves the conjecture affirmatively, so the claim is now established.

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Aritro Pathak, “Weak geometric lemma for ADR boundary of a uniform domain implies uniform rectifiability”, arXiv:2607.27114 (2026).

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