The generalized triple bubble conjecture with enlarged prescribed areas

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Let A1A_1, A2A_2, and A3A_3 be positive real numbers. Consider planar graphs enclosing and separating finite areas B1B_1, B2B_2, and B3B_3 satisfying

BiAifor all i.B_i\geq A_i\quad\text{for all }i.

A standard triple bubble is the standard perimeter-minimizing triple-bubble complex associated with three areas. Generalized triple bubble conjecture. The least perimeter graph among those enclosing and separating such areas B1B_1, B2B_2, and B3B_3 is a standard triple bubble. The paper presents this as an alternate version of the triple bubble conjecture, and the source gives no resolution.

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Primary source

Rick Vaughn, “Planar Soap Bubbles”, arXiv:math/9808051 (1998).

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