The mean width of circumscribed random polytopes
Abstract
For a given convex body K in Rd, a random polytope K(n) is defined (essentially) as the intersection of n independent closed halfspaces containing K and having an isotropic and (in a specified sense) uniform distribution. We prove upper and lower bounds, of optimal orders, for the difference of the mean widths of K(n) and K, as n tends to infinity. For a simplicial polytope P, a precise asymptotic formula for the difference of the mean widths of P(n) and P is obtained.
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