How to recognize convexity of a set from its marginals
Alessio Figalli, David Jerison

TL;DR
This paper establishes that a set of finite perimeter with log-concave marginals on almost every hyperplane must be convex, linking marginal regularity to the set's geometric property.
Contribution
It proves that log-concavity of marginals on almost all hyperplanes implies the convexity of sets with finite perimeter, a novel geometric characterization.
Findings
Log-concave marginals imply convexity for finite perimeter sets
Sets with certain marginal regularities are necessarily convex
Provides a new criterion for convexity based on marginals
Abstract
We investigate the regularity of the marginals onto hyperplanes for sets of finite perimeter. We prove, in particular, that if a set of finite perimeter has log-concave marginals onto a.e. hyperplane then the set is convex.
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