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Expected Number of Vertices of a Random Convex Polyhedron

Expected number of vertices of a random convex polyhedron
Authors: Kelly, D. G.; Tolle, J. W.;

Expected Number of Vertices of a Random Convex Polyhedron

Abstract

Given m points on the unit sphere in n-space, the hyperplanes tangent to the sphere at the given points bound a convex polyhedron with m facets. If the points are chosen independently at random from the uniform distribution on the sphere, the number $V_{mn} $ of the vertices of the polyhedron is a random variable. We obtain an integral expression for $EV_{mn}$ and asymptotic bounds of the form \[ \alpha ^n n^{(n - 6)/2} m\leqq EV_{mn} \leqq \beta ^n n^{(n - 5)/2} m. \]

Keywords

random polyhedra, Linear programming, Polytopes and polyhedra, Polyhedra and polytopes; regular figures, division of spaces, Geometric probability and stochastic geometry, behaviour of pivot algorithms for linear programming, expected value for the number of vertices

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