ERC Consolidator Grant · 2020
Sharp Isoperimetric Inequalities - Old and New
Isoperimetric inequalities constitute some of the most beautiful and ancient results in geometry, and play a key role in numerous facets of differential geometry, analysis, calculus of variations, geometric measure theory, minimal surfaces, probability and more. Isoperimetric minimizers have classically been determined on Euclidean, spherical, hyperbolic and Gaussian spaces. The isoperimetric problem is well-understood on surfaces, but besides some minor variations on these examples and some three-dimensional cases, remains open on numerous fundamental spaces, like projective spaces, the flat torus or hypercube, and for symmetric sets in Gaussian space. When partitioning the space into…
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