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The Minkowski problem for the non-compact convex set with an asymptotic boundary condition

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arxiv 2402.12802 v1 pith:KIW5XMPP submitted 2024-02-20 math.DG

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In this paper, combining the covolume, we study the Minkowski theory for the non-compact convex set with an asymptotic boundary condition. In particular, the mixed covolume of two non-compact convex sets is introduced and its geometric interpretation is obtained by the Hadamard variational formula. The Brunn-Minkowski and Minkowski inequalities for covolume are established, and the equivalence of these two inequalities are discussed as well. The Minkowski problem for non-compact convex set is proposed and solved under the asymptotic conditions. In the end, we give a solution to the Minkowski problem for $\sigma$-finite measure on the conic domain $\Omega_C$.

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