Convex cones, integral zonotopes, limit shapes

Jul 23, 2016

Speakers

About

Given a pointed cone CC in RdRd, an integral zonotope in CC is the Minkowski sum of segments of the form [0,zi][0,zi] (i=1,…,m)(i=1,…,m) where zizi is an integer vector from CC. The endpoint of this zonotope is the sum of the zizi. The collection T(C,k)T(C,k) of integral polytopes in CC with endpoint kk is a finite set. We show that the zonotopes in T(C,k)T(C,k) have a limit shape as kk goes to infinity. The proofs combine geometry and probability theory. Several new (and exciting) questions have emerged. Joint work with Julien Bureaux and Ben Lund.

Organizer

About The Mathematics of Jiří Matoušek

International Conference on The Mathematics of Jiří Matoušek, Charles University, Prague 2016

Store presentation

Should this presentation be stored for 1000 years?

How do we store presentations

Total of 0 viewers voted for saving the presentation to eternal vault which is 0.0%

Sharing

Recommended Videos

Presentations on similar topic, category or speaker

Interested in talks like this? Follow The Mathematics of Jiří Matoušek