Isoperimetric problem
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In mathematics, isoperimetric problem may refer to:
- The isoperimetric inequality between the length of a closed curve and the area of the region it encloses, as well as its generalizations.
- Any of a class of extremal problems arising in mathematical physics, usually involving eigenvalues of suitable differential operators.
- In eighteenth century use, any problem in calculus of variations.
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