We prove that the least-perimeter partition of the sphere into four regions of equal area is a tetrahedral partition.
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We prove that the unique least-perimeter way of partitioning the unit 2-dimensional disk into three regions of prescribed areas is by means of the standard graph consisting in three balanced constant geodesic curvature curves meeting themselves at 120 degrees, and reaching orthogonally the boundary of the disk.
Proof shows smooth minimal hypersurfaces for perimeter-minimizing sets in low-dimensional Riemannian manifolds.
The generalized soap bubble problem seeks the least perimeter way to enclose and separate n given volumes in R^m. We study the possible configurations for perimeter minimizing bubble complexes enclosing more than two regions. We prove that perimeter minimizing planar bubble complexes with equal pressure regions and wit…
In 1D, optimal double bubbles are intervals or spheres.
We prove the existence of a perimeter-minimizing partition of R^n into regions of unit volume. We conclude with a short tribute to the late Manuel A. Fortes.
The study confirms two cases of the convex body isoperimetric conjecture in the plane.
The study proves analogues of the discrete isoperimetric inequality in hyperbolic geometry.
Researchers prove the least perimeter way to divide space into three parts.
Proves least Gaussian perimeter decomposition conjectures for 2-3 cells in n-dimensional space.