The isotropic constant conjecture
The isotropic constant conjecture
For a convex body , let denote its isotropic constant. The isotropic constant conjecture. There is a universal constant such that, for every and every convex body ,
The paper states that this formulation is equivalent to Bourgain's hyperplane conjecture and explicitly says that it remains unresolved, although increasingly strong dimension-dependent bounds are known.
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Vlassis Mastrantonis and Yanir A. Rubinstein, “Two-dimensional Błocki, L^p-Mahler, and Bourgain conjectures”, arXiv:2401.10992 (2024).
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