The Spherical Hadwiger Theorem
Suijie Wang, Shengguo Wu
Abstract
We prove the spherical Hadwiger classification in every dimension. For \(n≥1\), every continuous \(SO(n+1)\)-invariant valuation on the space of all closed spherical convex sets in \(n\) can be written uniquely as a linear combination of the spherical intrinsic volumes \(V0,…,Vn\). The proof is inductive and uses a unique extension to non-proper sets, a continuous alternating cocycle on oriented spherical simplices, and a signed coning transform. Through the cone--sphere correspondence, this gives, for \(d≥2\), the corresponding classification of continuous, not necessarily normalized, \(SO(d)\)-invariant conic valuations on all closed convex cones in \(d\). In particular, \(SO\)-invariance implies \(O\)-invariance in both settings.
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