The Lp Minkowski problem for C-close sets: existence and continuity
Wen Ai, Deping Ye, Baocheng Zhu
Abstract
Let C be a pointed closed convex cone in Rn with nonempty interior, and let Sn-1 denote the unit sphere in Rn. The Lp Minkowski problem for C-close sets is to determine, for a real number p and a nonzero finite Borel measure μ defined on ΩC=Sn-1 int C, whether there exists a C-close set A such that μ is the Lp surface area measure of A. In this paper, we will solve the problem for p∈ (0,1) and for μ being a nonzero finite Borel measure on ΩC. Moreover, we establish the continuity of solutions to the Lp Minkowski problem for p∈ [0, 1] in several settings.
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