Sharp Estimates for the Optimal Matching Problem on the 2-Torus
Ariel Lerman

TL;DR
This paper provides precise estimates for the average cost of optimal matching on the 2-torus, employing linearization and trajectory methods to improve understanding of geometric matching problems.
Contribution
It introduces sharp bounds for the optimal matching problem on the 2-torus, advancing theoretical understanding with novel analytical techniques.
Findings
Sharp estimates for average matching cost derived
Quantitative linearization applied to geometric matching
Method of trajectories used for improved bounds
Abstract
In this paper, we prove sharp estimates for the average cost of the optimal matching problem on the flat 2-torus, using quantitative linearization and the method of trajectories.
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TopicsOptimization and Search Problems
