Minkowski sum of a Voronoi parallelotope and a segment

Abstract

By a Voronoi parallelotope P(a) we mean a parallelotope determined by a non-negative quadratic form a. It was studied by Voronoi in his famous memoir. For a set of vectors P, we call its dual a set of vectors P* such that p,q∈\0, 1\ for all p∈ P and q∈ P*. We prove that Minkowski sum of a Voronoi parallelotope P(a) and a segment is a Voronoi parallelotope P(a+ae) if and only if this segment is parallel to a vector e of the dual of the set of normal vectors of all facets of P(a), where ae(p)=b e,p2 is a quadratic form of rank 1 related to the segment.

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