Random cones in high dimensions II: Weyl cones
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Abstract: We consider two models of random cones together with their duals. Let be independent and identically distributed random vectors in whose distribution satisfies some mild condition. The random cones and are defined as the positive hulls , respectively , conditioned on the event that the respective positive hull is not equal to . We prove limit theorems for various expected geometric functionals of these random cones, as and tend to infinity in a coordinated way. This includes limit theorems for the expected number of -faces and the -th conic quermassintegrals, as , and sometimes also tend to infinity simultaneously. Moreover, we uncover a phase transition in high dimensions for the expected statistical dimension for both models of random cones.
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