Petty projection inequality on the sphere and on the hyperbolic space

Abstract We define a spherical and hyperbolic analog to the Euclidean projection body for star bodies via the gnomonic projection from the unit sphere and stereographic projection in the hyperbolid model of hyperbolic space. We then prove a spherical and hyperbolic projection inequality for these notions by using an adaption of Steiner symmetrization for spherical, respectively, hyperbolic, star bodies.

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Canadian Journal of Mathematics
Published
2025-08-28
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https://doi.org/10.4153/s0008414x25101089
Primary Topic
Point processes and geometric inequalities
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Petty projection inequality on the sphere and on the hyperbolic space

Yecun Wu, Lin Yang
Canadian Journal of Mathematics
Point processes and geometric inequalities
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Petty projection inequality on the sphere and on the hyperbolic space

Yecun Wu, Lin Yang
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Abstract

Abstract We define a spherical and hyperbolic analog to the Euclidean projection body for star bodies via the gnomonic projection from the unit sphere and stereographic projection in the hyperbolid model of hyperbolic space. We then prove a spherical and hyperbolic projection inequality for these notions by using an adaption of Steiner symmetrization for spherical, respectively, hyperbolic, star bodies.

Canadian Journal of Mathematics
University of Florence (IT), East China Normal University (CN), Hebei Normal University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Science and Technology Commission of Shanghai Municipality, Hebei Normal University
Openalex Percentile: Top 67%
Point processes and geometric inequalities
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