Karasev's smallest-solid-angle conjecture for simplices

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Let P⊂Rd{\mathcal P}\subset\mathbb{R}^d be a dd-dimensional simplex, and let its solid angle be measured in the usual way. Karasev's smallest-solid-angle conjecture. Every dd-dimensional simplex has a solid angle not greater than that of the dd-dimensional regular simplex. The conjecture concerns the simplex minimizing the solid angle among dd-dimensional simplices and remains open in dimensions d≥5d\geq 5.

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Sinai Robins, “A friendly introduction to Fourier analysis on polytopes”, arXiv:2104.06407 (2023).

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