A simple counterexample to the Monge ansatz in multimarginal optimal transport, convex geometry of the set of Kantorovich plans, and the Frenkel-Kontorova model
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Abstract: It is known from clever mathematical examples cite{Ca10} that the Monge ansatz may fail in continuous two-marginal optimal transport (alias optimal coupling alias optimal assignment) problems. Here we show that this effect already occurs for finite assignment problems with marginals, 'sites', and symmetric pairwise costs, with the values for and both being optimal. Our counterexample is a transparent consequence of the convex geometry of the set of symmetric Kantorovich plans for , which -- as we show -- possess 22 extreme points, only 7 of which are Monge. These extreme points have a simple physical meaning as irreducible molecular packings, and the example corresponds to finding the minimum energy packing for Frenkel-Kontorova interactions. Our finite example naturally gives rise, by superposition, to a continuous one, where failure of the Monge ansatz manifests itself as nonattainment and formation of 'microstructure'.
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