An Elementary Proof of the 3 Dimensional Simplex Mean Width Conjecture

07/14/2021
by   Aaron Goldsmith, et al.
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After a Hessian computation, we quickly prove the 3D simplex mean width conjecture using classical methods. Then, we generalize some components to d dimensions.

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