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摘要
在本文中,我们考虑了高斯对偶闵科夫斯基问题。该问题涉及单位球面上的一种新型全非线性偏微分方程。我们的主要目的是证明 q>0 时偶数高斯对偶闵科夫斯基问题解的存在性。更确切地说,我们将证明在 Rn 中存在一个原点对称凸体 K,当 q>0 时,其高斯对偶曲率度量 C˜γn,q(K⋅)在单位球面上具有密度 f(直到一个常数),且 f 具有正的上界和下界。请注意,如果 f 是光滑的,那么 K 也是光滑的。作为光滑解的应用,我们基于近似论证完全解决了 q>0 的偶数高斯对偶闵科夫斯基问题。
Existence of solutions to the even Gaussian dual Minkowski problem
In this paper, we consider the Gaussian dual Minkowski problem. The problem involves a new type of fully nonlinear partial differential equations on the unit sphere. Our main purpose is to show the existence of solutions to the even Gaussian dual Minkowski problem for . More precisely, we will show that there exists an origin-symmetric convex body K in such that its Gaussian dual curvature measure has density f (up to a constant) on the unit sphere when and f has positive upper and lower bounds. Note that if f is smooth then K is also smooth. As the application of smooth solutions, we completely solve the even Gaussian dual Minkowski problem for based on an approximation argument.
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