An Algebraic-Combinatorial Proof of a Bézout-Type Inequality for Mixed Volumes of Three-Dimensional Zonoids

Abstract We present a new algebraic-combinatorial approach to proving a Bézout-type inequality for zonoids in dimension three, which has recently been established by Fradelizi, Madiman, Meyer, and Zvavitch. Our approach hints at connections between inequalities for mixed volumes of zonoids and real algebra and matroid theory.

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Discrete & Computational Geometry
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2025-05-23
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00454-025-00745-2
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Point processes and geometric inequalities
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An Algebraic-Combinatorial Proof of a Bézout-Type Inequality for Mixed Volumes of Three-Dimensional Zonoids

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An Algebraic-Combinatorial Proof of a Bézout-Type Inequality for Mixed Volumes of Three-Dimensional Zonoids

Gennadiy Averkov, Ivan Soprunov
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Abstract We present a new algebraic-combinatorial approach to proving a Bézout-type inequality for zonoids in dimension three, which has recently been established by Fradelizi, Madiman, Meyer, and Zvavitch. Our approach hints at connections between inequalities for mixed volumes of zonoids and real algebra and matroid theory.

Discrete & Computational Geometry
Cleveland State University (US), Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg (DE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
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