Mathematical analysis introduces axis-adapted Kubota-type formulas for mixed area measures, confirming a special case of Schneider's conjecture.
Kubota's integral formula expresses the intrinsic volumes of a convex body as averages over its projections onto linear subspaces. In this work, we introduce a new class of Kubota-type formulas for mixed area measures adapted to rotations around a fixed axis, which encode a crucial disintegration property. Our construction is motivated by applications to valuations on convex functions. In the latter framework, we obtain corresponding statements for (conjugate) mixed Monge–Ampère measures. As a by-product, we characterize supports of mixed area and mixed Monge–Ampère measures, thereby confirming a special case of a conjecture by Schneider.
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