Normal polytopes: between discrete, continuous, and random
Joseph Gubeladze

TL;DR
This survey explores the interplay between discrete, continuous, and random perspectives on normal polytopes, presenting new results, conjectures, and outlining future challenges in the broader context of convex polytopes.
Contribution
It provides an updated, expanded overview of normal polytopes, introduces new conjectures, and discusses future research directions in the field.
Findings
New results on normal polytopes
Proposed conjectures on their interactions
Outlined challenges in convex polytope study
Abstract
The first three sections of this survey represent an updated and much expanded version of the abstract of my talk at FPSAC'2010: new results are incorporated and several concrete conjectures on the interactions between the three perspectives on normal polytopes in the title are proposed. The last section outlines new challenges in general convex polytopes, motivated by the study of normal polytopes.
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Taxonomy
TopicsPoint processes and geometric inequalities · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Advanced Graph Theory Research
