On the stability of the L_p-curvature
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Abstract: It is known that the -curvature of a smooth, strictly convex body in is constant only for origin-centred balls when , and only for balls when . If , then the -curvature is constant only for origin-symmetric ellipsoids. We prove `local' and `global' stability versions of these results. For , we prove a global stability result: if the -curvature is almost a constant, then the volume symmetric difference of and a translate of the unit ball is almost zero. Here is the dilation of with the same volume as the unit ball. For , we prove a similar result in the class of origin-symmetric bodies in the -distance. In addition, for , we prove a local stability result: There is a neighborhood of the unit ball that any smooth, strictly convex body in this neighborhood with `almost' constant -curvature is `almost' the unit ball. For , we prove a global stability result in and a local stability result for in the Banach-Mazur distance.
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