Robin Neumayer, Northwestern University
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PDL C-401
Anisotropic surface energies are a natural generalization of the perimeter that arise in models for equilibrium shapes of crystals. We discuss some recent results for anisotropic isoperimetric problems concerning the strong quantitative stability of minimizers, bubbling phenomena for critical points, and a weak Alexandrov theorem for non-smooth anisotropies. Part of this talk is based on joint work with Delgadino, Maggi, and Mihaila.