2009•Canadian Mathematical BulletinOpen access

Shaken Rogers's Theorem for Homothetic Sections

Jesús Jerónimo-Castro, Luis Pedro Montejano, E. Morales‐Amaya

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Abstract We shall prove the following shaken Rogers's theorem for homothetic sections: Let K and L be strictly convex bodies and suppose that for every plane H through the origin we can choose continuously sections of K and L, parallel to H, which are directly homothetic. Then K and L are directly homothetic.

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Abstract We shall prove the following shaken Rogers's theorem for homothetic sections: Let K and L be strictly convex bodies and suppose that for every plane H through the origin we can choose continuously sections of K and L, parallel to H, which are directly homothetic. Then K and L are directly homothetic.

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Abstract We shall prove the following shaken Rogers's theorem for homothetic sections: Let K and L be strictly convex bodies and suppose that for every plane H through the origin we can choose continuously sections of K and L, parallel to H, which are directly homothetic. Then K and L are directly homothetic.

Key concepts: Homothetic transformation, Mathematics, Regular polygon, Plane (geometry), Combinatorics, Convex body, Pure mathematics, Mathematical economics

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