The slicing conjecture for isotropic constants

For a convex body KRdK\subseteq\mathbb{R}^d, let LKL_K denote its isotropic constant. The slicing conjecture. There exists a universal constant c3>0c_3>0 such that for every dimension dd and every convex body KRdK\subseteq\mathbb{R}^d,

LKc3.L_K\leq c_3.

The paper states that this universal boundedness of isotropic constants is equivalent to the hyperplane-section formulation of the slicing conjecture, and discusses its equivalence with Meckes's weak conjecture and Vempala's question. The conjecture remains open in the source.

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Primary source

Luis Rademacher, “On the monotonicity of the expected volume of a random simplex”, arXiv:1008.3944 (2010).

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