Simple estimates for ellipsoid measures
Igor Rivin
Abstract
We write down estimates for the surface area, and more generally, integral mean curvatures of an ellipsoid E in n-dimensional Euclidean space in terms of the lengths of the major semi-axes. We give applications to estimating the area of parallel surfaces and volume of the tubular neighborhood of E, to the counting of lattice points contained in E and to estimating the shape of the John ellipsoid of a convex body.
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