Abstract: In this paper we characterize the so called uniformly rectifiable sets of David and Semmes in terms of the Wasserstein distance from optimal mass transport. To obtain this result, we first prove a localization theorem for the distance which asserts that if and are probability measures in , is a radial bump function smooth enough so that , and has a density bounded from above and from below on the support of phi, then where .
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