The isoperimetric problem for regular and crystalline norms in H^1
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Abstract: We study the isoperimetric problem for anisotropic left-invariant perimeter measures on , endowed with the Heisenberg group structure. The perimeter is associated with a left-invariant norm on the horizontal distribution. We first prove a representation formula for the -perimeter of regular sets and, assuming some regularity on and on its dual norm , we deduce a foliation property by sub-Finsler geodesics of -smooth surfaces with constant -curvature. We then prove that the characteristic set of -smooth surfaces that are locally extremal for the isoperimetric problem is made of isolated points and horizontal curves satisfying a suitable differential equation. Based on such a characterization, we characterize -smooth -isoperimetric sets as the sub-Finsler analogue of Pansu's bubbles. We also show, under suitable regularity properties on , that such sub-Finsler candidate isoperimetric sets are indeed -smooth. By an approximation procedure, we finally prove a conditional minimality property for the candidate solutions in the general case (including the case where is crystalline).
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