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Let Ω be a simple connected domain, and let C be a simple closed positively oriented contour that lies in Ω.
Let γ be a simple closed transverse path in ℙ.
Let (X) be a simple closed curve; i.e., a homeomorphic copy of the unit circle from Example 4.0.2 (ii) (topologized as a subspace of the euclidean plane), and let (mathcal{C }) be the road system of connected subsets of (X).
That is: Let Γ be a simple closed curve of perimeter P in the Euclidean plane (mathbb{R}^{2}), and A be the area of the domain K enclosed by Γ; then P^{2}-4pi Age0, (1.9) where the equality holds if and only if Γ is a circle.
The well-known classical isoperimetric problem says that the disc encloses the maximum area among all domains of fixed perimeters in the Euclidean plane R 2. Proposition 1 Let Γ be a simple closed curve of length P in the Euclidean plane R 2, then the area A of the domain K enclosed by Γ satisfies P 2 − 4 π A ≥ 0. (1).
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