Uniqueness of the measurement function in Crofton's formula

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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.











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