Quantitative Faber-Krahn Inequalities and the ACF Monotonicity Formula

Quantitative Faber-Krahn Inequalities and the ACF Monotonicity Formula

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Robin Neumayer (Northwestern University)
https://simons.berkeley.edu/talks/quantitative-faber-krahn-inequalities-and-acf-monotonicity-formula
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