1988
DOI: 10.2307/2000768
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Bonnesen-Style Inequalities for Minkowski Relative Geometry

Abstract: ABSTRACT. Two Bonnesen-style inequalities are obtained for the relative inradius of one convex body with respect to another in n-dimensional space. Both reduce to the known planar inequality; one sharpens the relative isoperimetric inequality, the other states that a quadratic polynomial is negative at the inradius. Circumradius inequalities follow.

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“…Of course, in a general Banach space the inclusion A + XU C B\(A) may be proper; the sets A + XU are often called enlargements of A. Following standard practice in finite dimensions [7,14], if A is a closed convex body in a normed linear space X with A ^ X, we call the superlevel sets of the concave functional d( •, A c ) restricted to A inner parallel bodies of the set A. For notation, if A ^ 0, we write…”
Section: Sublevel Sets Of the Distance Functional D( • A)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Of course, in a general Banach space the inclusion A + XU C B\(A) may be proper; the sets A + XU are often called enlargements of A. Following standard practice in finite dimensions [7,14], if A is a closed convex body in a normed linear space X with A ^ X, we call the superlevel sets of the concave functional d( •, A c ) restricted to A inner parallel bodies of the set A. For notation, if A ^ 0, we write…”
Section: Sublevel Sets Of the Distance Functional D( • A)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bokowski and Heil [4], Osserman [12] and J. R. Sangwine-Yager [16], [17]. There is a widespread literature on Bonnesen-style inequalities, cf.…”
Section: Thus (3) Becomesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The study of inner parallel bodies is not only interesting but useful, since it is connected with other nice problems for compact convex sets. Wills , Sangwine‐Yager , Brannen and others proved many more general and stronger Bonnesen‐style inequalities by using the technique of inner parallel bodies. The classical Bonnesen‐style inequality was first given by Bonnesen himself in , and investigated in many papers (see e.g., ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%