The dual Brunn-Minkowski inequalities for intersection bodies and two additions
Intersection bodies is a basic concept in geometric tomography. They were first explicitly defined and named by Lutwak in 1988 and they have played a key role in the ultimate solution of Buseman-Petty problem. It was soon made clear (due to outstanding contributions by Lutwak and Gardner) the duality between intersection bodies and projection bodies; this duality is the origin of the dual Brunn-Minkowski theory which has achieved important developments during the last years. In this paper the authors establish some new dual Brunn-Minkowski inequalities for intersection bodies considering both the harmonic Blaschke additions and the \(p\)-radial additions. The equality case in these inequalities is also determined. One of the main tools to prove these results is Minkowski integral inequality.
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