Translation invariant area measures on convex bodies

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Main Author: Knoerr, Jonas
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contents We introduce the space of continuous and translation invariant area measures, which are measure-valued functionals on the space of convex bodies satisfying a certain locality condition. Our main result shows that the space of $\mathrm{GL}(n,\mathbb{R})$-smooth area measures coincides with the space of area measures obtained by integration with respect to the normal cycle. We show how this result yields Hadwiger-type classification results for continuous area measures that are equivariant with respect to compact groups acting transitively on the unit sphere. In addition, we establish a general density criterion for invariant submodules and show that mixed area measures generate dense submodules with respect to suitable topologies on the space of continuous area measures. As a byproduct, we discuss how McMullen's Conjecture can be obtained directly from the representation of $\mathrm{GL}(n,\mathbb{R})$-smooth translation invariant valuations on convex bodies in terms of integration with respect to the normal cycle.
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spellingShingle Translation invariant area measures on convex bodies
Knoerr, Jonas
Metric Geometry
52B45, 52A20, 53C65, 52A39
We introduce the space of continuous and translation invariant area measures, which are measure-valued functionals on the space of convex bodies satisfying a certain locality condition. Our main result shows that the space of $\mathrm{GL}(n,\mathbb{R})$-smooth area measures coincides with the space of area measures obtained by integration with respect to the normal cycle. We show how this result yields Hadwiger-type classification results for continuous area measures that are equivariant with respect to compact groups acting transitively on the unit sphere. In addition, we establish a general density criterion for invariant submodules and show that mixed area measures generate dense submodules with respect to suitable topologies on the space of continuous area measures. As a byproduct, we discuss how McMullen's Conjecture can be obtained directly from the representation of $\mathrm{GL}(n,\mathbb{R})$-smooth translation invariant valuations on convex bodies in terms of integration with respect to the normal cycle.
title Translation invariant area measures on convex bodies
topic Metric Geometry
52B45, 52A20, 53C65, 52A39
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.30927