Density of polyhedral partitions
arXiv:2105.14530 · doi:10.1007/s00526-017-1108-x
Abstract
We prove the density of polyhedral partitions in the set of finite Caccioppoli partitions. Precisely, we consider a decomposition of a bounded Lipschitz set into finitely many subsets of finite perimeter, which can be identified with a function in with a finite set of parameters. For all we prove that such a is -close to a small deformation of a polyhedral decomposition , in the sense that there is a diffeomorphism which is -close to the identity and such that is -small in the strong norm. This implies that the energy of is close to that of for a large class of energies defined on partitions. Such type of approximations are very useful in order to simplify computations in the estimates of -limits.
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