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On the volume of equichordal sets

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IfK is an equichordal set of chord length 1, i.e. ann-dimensional convex body with a pointp εK such that every chord throughp has length 1, it can be shown that ω n /2nv(K) < ω n /2, wherev(K) denotes the volume ofK and ω n the volume of ann-dimensional unit ball. Explicit estimates are established for the deviation ofK from a ball of radius 1/2 ifv(K)−ω n /2n is small, and from a semiball of radius 1 if 1/2ω n v(K) is small.

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Groemer, H. On the volume of equichordal sets. Monatshefte für Mathematik 106, 1–8 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01501484

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