Quantitative stability of the sharp estimates

Establish quantitative stability versions of the optimal extinction-time estimate, the optimal arrival-time-function estimates, and the optimal parabolic isoperimetric estimate, quantifying how closeness to equality forces closeness to the shrinking round sphere or round-ball configuration.

Background

The paper proves sharp inequalities and characterizes their equality cases by the round ball and the multiplicity-one smoothly shrinking round sphere. It does not provide quantitative rigidity or stability estimates measuring the deficit in these inequalities against a geometric distance from the equality configuration. The authors explicitly identify quantitative stability for all three principal theorems as an unresolved problem.

References

Are there quantitative stability versions of Theorem \ref{Optimal extinction time estimates for weak mean curvature flow}, Theorem \ref{lpestimates arrival time}, and Theorem \ref{sharp parabolic estimates}?

— Sharp dynamical isoperimetric principle for mean curvature flow  (2610.10461 - Choi et al., 7 Oct 2026) in Remark labeled problems, item 3