This research finds that anisotropic Minkowski content equals perimeter for finite sets, suggesting important implications.
This paper is devoted to the existence of anisotropic Minkowski content and anisotropic outer Minkowski content. Our result is that the Minkowski content of the topological boundary of a given set of finite perimeter E coincides with the perimeter of E if and only if the anisotropic Minkowski content of the topological boundary of E coincides with half of the sum of the anisotropic perimeter of E and the anisotropic perimeter of the complement of $E.$ As a consequence, we find that the existence of anisotropic outer Minkowski content of a given set of finite perimeter and its complement ensures the existence of outer Minkowski content of the set and its complement.
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