Abstract: The elastic energy of a planar convex body is defined by where is the curvature of the boundary. In this paper we are interested in the minimization problemof with a constraint on the inradius of . By contrast with all the other minimization problemsinvolving this elastic energy (with a perimeter, area, diameter or circumradius constraints) for which thesolution is always the disk, we prove here that the solution of this minimization problem is not the disk and we completely characterizeit in terms of elementary functions.
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