Isoperimetric Regions in $\mathbb{R}^n$ with density $r^p$
Wyatt Boyer, Bryan Brown, Gregory R. Chambers, Alyssa Loving, and, Sarah Tammen

TL;DR
This paper proves that in Euclidean space with a density proportional to the radius raised to a power, the only isoperimetric hypersurfaces passing through the origin are spheres.
Contribution
It establishes the uniqueness of spheres passing through the origin as isoperimetric hypersurfaces in $ abla^n$ with density $r^p$ for $n \u2265 3$ and $p>0$.
Findings
Spheres passing through the origin are the unique isoperimetric hypersurfaces.
The result applies to dimensions $n \u2265 3$ and densities with $p>0$.
The proof characterizes the geometry of isoperimetric regions with density $r^p$.
Abstract
We show that the unique isoperimetric hypersurfaces in with density for and are spheres that pass through the origin.
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