A polynomial-time algorithm to approximate the mixed volume within a simply exponential factor
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Abstract: Let be an -tuple of convex compact subsets in the Euclidean space , and let be the Euclidean volume in . The Minkowski polynomial is defined as and the mixed volume as V(K_1, ..., K_n) = frac{partial^n}{partial lambda_1...partial lambda_n} V_{{�f K}}(lambda_1 K_1 +, ..., + lambda_n K_n). Our main result is a poly-time algorithm which approximates with multiplicative error and with better rates if the affine dimensions of most of the sets are small. Our approach is based on a particular approximation of by a solution of some convex minimization problem. We prove the mixed volume analogues of the Van der Waerden and Schrijver-Valiant conjectures on the permanent. These results, interesting on their own, allow us to justify the abovementioned approximation by a convex minimization, which is solved using the ellipsoid method and a randomized poly-time time algorithm for the approximation of the volume of a convex set.
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