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On reduced convex bodies (English)
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1986
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The main author's result is the following: A reduced (convex) body \(K\subset R^ d\) is of constant width if it has a supporting sphere almost everywhere in \(\partial K\). This ''almost spherical convexity'' condition and the usual strict convexity one do not imply each other.
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reduced convex body
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constant width
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supporting sphere
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strict convexity
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