The isoperimetric problem with density
This is a nicely illustrated elaboration of a survey talk given at the 2015 László Fejes Tóth Centennial, partially reporting about work of several undergraduate research Geometry Groups at Williams College. On a manifold with density, the isoperimetric problem of the title seeks the least weighted perimeter to enclose given weighted volume. After discussing the known solution of the Gaussian isoperimetric problem as an example, a main topic is the log convex density conjecture. It states that for a smooth radial density on \(\mathbb R^n\), all spheres about the origin are solutions of the isoperimetric problem if and only if the logarithm of the density is convex. The article discusses the solution of this problem and some variations.
- On the isoperimetric problem with double density
- On the isoperimetric problem with perimeter density \(r^p\)
- Isoperimetric inequalities in cylinders with density
- Proof of the log-convex density conjecture
- Isoperimetry in surfaces of revolution with density
- On the isoperimetric problem in Euclidean space with density
- The log-convex density conjecture
- On the isoperimetric problem for radial log-convex densities
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6963615 (Why is no real title available?)
- The log convex density conjecture in hyperbolic space
- Isoperimetric problems in sectors with density
- Approaching the isoperimetric problem in \(H_{\mathbb{C}}^m\) via the hyperbolic log-convex density conjecture
- Regularity results for isoperimetric sets with density
- Isoperimetric symmetry breaking: a counterexample to a generalized form of the log-convex density conjecture
- The log-convex density conjecture and vertical surface area in warped products
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