Volume of convex polytopes equals mixed volume of simplices
Tianran Chen

TL;DR
This paper presents a straightforward proof establishing that the volume of convex polytopes equals the mixed volume of simplices, highlighting the computational complexity of mixed volume calculations.
Contribution
It provides a simple proof linking convex polytope volume to mixed volume of simplices, emphasizing the computational difficulty of these calculations.
Findings
Volume of convex polytopes equals mixed volume of simplices
Computing mixed volume of simplices is as hard as computing polytope volumes
Highlights the complexity of mixed volume computation
Abstract
This note provides a simple proof for the equality between the normalized volume of a convex polytope with vertices and the mixed volume of simplices and thus shows the seemingly restrictive problem of computing mixed volume of simplices is still at least as hard as computing volumes of convex polytopes.
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TopicsPoint processes and geometric inequalities · Computational Geometry and Mesh Generation · Mathematics and Applications
