An elementary proof for the double bubble problem in ^1 norm
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Abstract: We study the double bubble problem with perimeter taken with respect to the norm on . We give an elementary proof for the existence of minimizing sets for any volume ratio parameter by direct comparison to a small family of parameterized sets. By simple analysis on this family we obtain the minimizing shapes found in Morgan et al 1998.
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