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On a conjecture by Auerbach (English)
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14 November 2011
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Summary: In 1938, Herman Auerbach published a paper where he showed a deep connection between the solutions of the Ulam problem of floating bodies and a class of sets studied by Zindler, which are the planar sets whose bisecting chords all have the same length. In the same paper he conjectured that among Zindler sets the one with minimal area, as well as with maximal perimeter, is the so-called ``Auerbach triangle''. We prove this conjecture.
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min-max problems
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minimal area
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zindler sets
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optimal convex sets
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