On volume and surface area of parallel sets. II. Surface measures and (non-)differentiability of the volume
Abstract
We prove that at differentiability points r0>0 of the volume function of a compact set A⊂ Rd (associating to r the volume of the r-parallel set of A), the surface area measures of r-parallel sets of A converge weakly to the surface area measure of the r0-parallel set as r r0. We further study the question which sets of parallel radii can occur as sets of non-differentiability points of the volume function of some compact set. We provide a full characterization for dimensions d=1 and 2.
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