Uniqueness of the measurement function in Crofton's formula (Q2300591)

The problem of replacing the intrinsic volume in Crofton's intersection formula by another measurement function is studied. More counterexamples are presented to give a negative answer to the question of uniqueness of the measurement function in a representation, which is similar to that of the \((n - j)\)-th intrinsic volume of a compact convex set in \(\mathbb{R}^{n}\) as an invariant integral of the \((k - j)\)-th intrinsic volume of sections with \(k\)-planes.