Most likely balls in Banach spaces: existence and non-existence

09/06/2023
by   Bernd Schmidt, et al.
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We establish a general criterion for the existence of convex sets of fixed shape as, e.g., balls of a given radius, of maximal probability on Banach spaces. We also provide counterexamples showing that their existence my fail even in some common situations.

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