Norm Estimates for $k$-Plane Transforms and Geometric Inequalities
Boris Rubin

TL;DR
This paper explores the relationship between norm estimates for k-plane transforms in various L^p spaces and geometric inequalities for set cross-sections, introducing new inequalities, conjectures, and open problems.
Contribution
It introduces new integral-geometric inequalities with sharp constants and explicit equalities, expanding understanding of k-plane transforms and their geometric applications.
Findings
New integral-geometric inequalities with sharp constants
Explicit equalities and conjectures presented
Open problems identified for future research
Abstract
The article is devoted to remarkable interrelation between the norm estimates for -plane transforms in weighted and unweighted spaces and geometric integral inequalities for cross-sections of measurable sets in . We also consider more general -plane to -plane transforms on affine Grassmannians and their compact modifications. The article contains a series of new integral-geometric inequalities with sharp constants, explicit equalities, conjectures, and open problems.
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