The Zaporozhets-Tarasov Conjecture on Mean Distances
Eric Shen
Abstract
For a convex body K ⊂ Rd let Δ(K) be the expected distance between two independent uniform points of K, and let θ(K) be the corresponding expectation for normalized surface measure on ∂ K. The Zaporozhets-Tarasov conjecture asserts Δ(K) θ(K). We prove this conjecture in case d=2. In addition, we give a six-vertex convex polytope in R3 for which the reverse strict inequality holds, and obtain counterexamples in every dimension d 3 by taking products with segments.
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