2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.jfa.2023.110247
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On the volume of the Minkowski sum of zonoids

Matthieu Fradelizi,
Mokshay Madiman,
Mathieu Meyer
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“…• It is natural to ask what the analogue of the Lyusternik region looks like when, instead of allowing all compact sets, one restricts to convex sets. In this case, the question becomes clearly related to mixed volumes and their properties-indeed, supermodularity properties of mixed volumes are discussed in [18], some properties of the reverse kind (log-submodularity) that hold for special subclasses of convex sets are discussed in [18,17], and some extensions to measures beyond Lebesgue measure are discussed in [14]. We remark that studies of regions involving the set of possible mixed volumes of convex bodies have been undertaken in a series of works in convex geometry (see, e.g., [44,23]); however there does not appear to be a direct connection between our work and those results because our interest is focused on what can be said for general compact sets.…”
Section: Concluding Remarks and Open Questionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…• It is natural to ask what the analogue of the Lyusternik region looks like when, instead of allowing all compact sets, one restricts to convex sets. In this case, the question becomes clearly related to mixed volumes and their properties-indeed, supermodularity properties of mixed volumes are discussed in [18], some properties of the reverse kind (log-submodularity) that hold for special subclasses of convex sets are discussed in [18,17], and some extensions to measures beyond Lebesgue measure are discussed in [14]. We remark that studies of regions involving the set of possible mixed volumes of convex bodies have been undertaken in a series of works in convex geometry (see, e.g., [44,23]); however there does not appear to be a direct connection between our work and those results because our interest is focused on what can be said for general compact sets.…”
Section: Concluding Remarks and Open Questionsmentioning
confidence: 99%