Complex Lp-Intersection Bodies
Abstract
Interpolating between the classic notions of intersection and polar centroid bodies, (real) Lp-intersection bodies, for -1<p<1, play an important role in the dual Lp-Brunn--Minkowski theory. Inspired by the recent construction of complex centroid bodies, a complex version of Lp-intersection bodies, with range extended to p>-2, is introduced, interpolating between complex intersection and polar complex centroid bodies. It is shown that the complex Lp-intersection body of an S1-invariant convex body is pseudo-convex, if -2<p<-1 and convex, if p≥-1. Moreover, intersection inequalities of Busemann--Petty type in the sense of Adamczak--Paouris--Pivovarov--Simanjuntak are deduced.
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