2011
DOI: 10.4171/ifb/252
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On the global minimizers of a nonlocal isoperimetric problem in two dimensions

Abstract: We analyze the minimization of a nonlocal isoperimetric problem (NLIP) posed on the flat 2-torus. After establishing regularity of the free boundary of minimizers, we show that when the parameter controlling the influence of the nonlocality is small, there is an interval of values for the mass constraint such that the global minimizer is exactly lamellar, that is, the free boundary consists of two parallel lines. In other words, in this parameter regime, the global minimizer of the 2d (NLIP) coincides with the… Show more

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“…Sternberg and Topaloglu [66] have recently considered (NLIP) in the regime of small γ. They prove regularity of the phase boundary (for local minimizers) and prove that there is an interval of values for the mass constraint such that the global minimizer is exactly lamellar.…”
Section: Some Other Results For Global Minimizersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sternberg and Topaloglu [66] have recently considered (NLIP) in the regime of small γ. They prove regularity of the phase boundary (for local minimizers) and prove that there is an interval of values for the mass constraint such that the global minimizer is exactly lamellar.…”
Section: Some Other Results For Global Minimizersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many solutions in two and three dimensions have been found that match the morphological phases in diblock copolymers [24,30,29,31,32,15,16,33,35,39]. Global minimizers of J B are studied in [2,37,19,5,18,17,11] for various parameter ranges. Applications of the second variation of J B and its connections to minimality and Gamma-convergence are found in [7,1,14].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…It is not clear for most values of ω and γ whether a global minimizer of J can have its interface meeting the domain boundary. To avoid this problem some authors assume that D is a rectangle and pose the Poisson equation (1.3) with the periodic boundary condition instead of the more natural Neumann boundary condition [5,10,11,15,26].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%