The negative-parameter extension conjecture for block-beta random polytopes

Let \bbbeta=(β1,,βm)\bbbeta=(\beta_1,\ldots,\beta_m) be the block-parameter vector for the block-beta random polytope Pn,d\bbbeta\mathcal{P}_{n,d}^{\bbbeta}. Negative-parameter extension conjecture. The results of the paper's main theorem and its corollary hold for

\bbbeta(1,)m.\bbbeta\in(-1,\infty)^m.

The paper establishes the results for \bbbeta[0,)m\bbbeta\in[0,\infty)^m; extending them to the full range where the beta distributions are defined is left open because the densities become unbounded and the beta-adjusted dimensions are no longer uniformly bounded above.

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Florian Besau, Anna Gusakova and Christoph Thäle, “Random polytopes in convex bodies: Bridging the gap between extremal containers”, arXiv:2411.19163 (2024).

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