The strong isotropic constant conjecture: simplices maximize the isotropic constant
Claims Theorem 1.1: for every and every convex body , , with equality if and only if is a simplex. Also claims the sharp entropy bound for every log-concave density on , with equality exactly for affine images of products of one-sided exponentials, proved via Gaussian-to-target Brenier transport. Via Klartag (2018) it yields the non-symmetric Mahler inequality , already listed from a separate manuscript of the same release. It gives no new information on the symmetric slicing constant or on symmetric Mahler.
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Occurred: Oct 5, 2026
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Canonical aliases: The strong isotropic constant conjecture: simplices maximize the isotropic constant · Simplex isotropic constant conjecture
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Claims Theorem 1.1: for every and every convex body , , with equality if and only if is a simplex. Also claims the sharp entropy bound for every log-concave density on , with equality exactly for affine images of products of one-sided exponentials, proved via Gaussian-to-target Brenier transport. Via Klartag (2018) it yields the non-symmetric Mahler inequality , already listed from a separate manuscript of the same release. It gives no new information on the symmetric slicing constant or on symmetric Mahler. parent of this event
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