This randomized trial identifies a strong fractional isoperimetric inequality, indicating broader implications for geometric analysis.
We show a strong version of the fractional quantitative isoperimetric inequality, in which the isoperimetric deficit controls not only the Fraenkel asymmetry but also a sort of oscillation of the boundary. This generalizes the local result by Fusco and Julin in [22]. The proof follows a regularization process as in [22] but it is quite different in its spirit. Then, as a consequence of the quantitative inequality, we prove some stability estimates for a fractional Cheeger inequality.
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