On the Monge mass transfer problem

Trudinger, Neil; Wang, Xu-Jia

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On the Monge mass transfer problem

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2001

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Trudinger, Neil

Wang, Xu-Jia

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The Monge mass transfer problem, as proposed by Monge in 1781, is to move points from one mass distribution to another so that a cost functional is minimized among all measure preserving maps. The existence of an optimal mapping was proved by Sudakov in 1

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Calculus of Variations and Partial Differential Equations

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