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9780521642590

Convex Geometric Analysis

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    9780521642590

  • ISBN10:

    0521642590

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-01-28
  • Publisher: Cambridge University Press

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Summary

Convex geometry is at once simple and amazingly rich. While the classical results go back many decades, during the last ten years the integral geometry of convex bodies has undergone a dramatic revitalization, brought about by the introduction of methods, results and, most importantly, new viewpoints, from probability theory, harmonic analysis and the geometry of finite-dimensional normed spaces. This book is a collection of research and expository articles on convex geometry and probability, suitable for researchers and graduate students in several branches of mathematics coming under the broad heading of 'Geometric Functional Analysis'. It continues the Israel GAFA Seminar series, which is widely recognized as the most useful research source in the area. The collection reflects the work done at the program in Convex Geometry and Geometric Analysis that took place at MSRI in 1996, emphasizing the links between the geometry of convex bodies, probability theory, harmonic analysis and recent probabilistic methods in computation.

Table of Contents

Introduction: The Convex Geometry and Geometric Analysis Program, MSRI, Spring 1996 ix(2)
Program Seminars xi(8)
GAFA Seminars 1994-1996 xix
Integrals of Smooth and Analytic Functions over Minkowski's Sums of Convex Sets
1(16)
SEMYON ALESKER
Localization Technique on the Sphere and the Gromov-Milman Theorem on the Concentration Phenomenon on Uniformly Convex Sphere
17(12)
SEMYON ALESKER
Geometric Inequalities in Option Pricing
29(24)
CHRISTER BORELL
Random Points in Isotropic Convex Sets
53(6)
JEAN BOURGAIN
Threshold Intervals under Group Symmetries
59(6)
JEAN BOURGAIN
GIL KALAI
On a Generalization of the Busemann-Petty Problem
65(12)
JEAN BOURGAIN
GAOYONG ZHANG
Isotropic Constants of Schatten Class Spaces
77(4)
SEAN DAR
On the Stability of the Volume Radius
81(8)
EFIM D. GLUSKIN
Polytope Approximations of the Unit Ball of l^n(p)
89(22)
W. TIMOTHY GOWERS
A Remark about the Scalar-Plus-Compact Problem
111(6)
W. TIMOTHY GOWERS
Another Low-Technology Estimate in Convex Geometry
117(6)
GREG KUPERBERG
On the Equivalence Between Geometric and Arithmetic Means for Log-Concave Measures
123(6)
RAFAL LATALA
On the Constant in the Reverse Brunn-Minkowski Inequality for p-Convex Balls
129(10)
ALEXANDER E. LITVAK
The Extension of the Finite-Dimensional Version of Krivine's Theorem to Quasi-Normed Spaces
139(10)
ALEXANDER E. LITVAK
A Note on Gowers' Dichotomy Theorem
149(10)
BERNARD MAUREY
An "Isomorphic" Version of Dvoretzky's Theorem, II
159(6)
VITALI MILMAN
GIDEON SCHECHTMAN
Asymptotic Versions of Operators and Operator Ideals
165(16)
VITALI MILMAN
ROY WAGNER
Metric Entropy of the Grassmann Manifold
181(8)
ALAIN PAJOR
Curvature of Nonlocal Markov Generators
189(10)
MICHAEL SCHMUCKENSCHLAGER
An Extremal Property of the Regular Simplex
199(4)
MICHAEL SCHMUCKENSCHLAGER
Floating Body, Illumination Body, and Polytopal Approximation
203(28)
CARSTEN SCHUTT
A Note on the M* -Limiting Convolution Body
231
ANTONIS TSOLOMITIS

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