This post is based on this old post:
https://nandacumar.blogspot.com/2012/11/maximizing-and-minimizing-diameter-ii.html
Given two planar convex regions
C1
and
C2
both with unit perimeter, we define the difference between
C1
and
C2
as the least value of Hausdorff distance between
C1
and
C2
can have when the regions are placed above one another and adjusted to minimise the Hausdorff distance between them
Questions:
1. What are the specific pair of unit perimeter regions
{C1,C2}
with some equal specified area such that the difference between
C1
and
C2
is maximum?
2. What are the specific pair of unit perimeter regions
{C1,C2}
with equal specified area and equal specified diameter (diameter of a region is the greatest distance between any two points in the region). such that the difference between
C1
and
C2
is maximum?
These questions have been posted at https://mathoverflow.net/questions/357124/on-comparing-planar-convex-regions-of-equal-perimeter-and-area
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