Paper · Jun 20, 2016

A geometric inequality for convex free boundary hypersurfaces in the unit ball

Ben Lambert, Julian Scheuer

math.DGWider flowsarXiv:1606.06138

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Abstract

We use the inverse mean curvature flow with a free boundary perpendicular to the sphere to prove a geometric inequality involving the Willmore energy for convex hypersurfaces of dimension with boundary on the sphere.

Submitted
Jun 20, 2016
Subjects
math.DG
Journal
Proc. Am. Math. Soc. 145, no. 9, p. 4009--4020, (2017)
DOI
10.1090/proc/13516

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    Topics Free boundary & capillary, Geometric inequalities · Same author Julian Scheuer · Shared terms “boundary hypersurfaces”, “convex free”, “unit ball”

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    Topics Free boundary & capillary, Inverse mean curvature flow, Other curvature flows · Shared terms “Willmore”, “convex hypersurfaces”

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    Topics Geometric inequalities, Inverse mean curvature flow, Other curvature flows · Shared terms “Willmore”, “convex hypersurfaces”

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    Topics Free boundary & capillary · Shared terms “boundary hypersurfaces”

  7. Harmonic mean curvature flow and geometric inequalities

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    Topics Geometric inequalities, Inverse mean curvature flow, Other curvature flows · Shared terms “convex hypersurfaces”

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