Solid simplex geometry and volume #
The finite-coordinate positive simplex is measurable.
The volume formula for the zero-dimensional positive simplex.
The product-coordinate presentation of posSimplexFin (n + 1) r, obtained by separating
the zeroth coordinate.
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The product-coordinate presentation of a positive simplex is measurable.
Separating the zeroth coordinate maps a positive (n + 1)-simplex to its
product-coordinate presentation.
A slice of the product-coordinate presentation at t ∈ [0, r] is the positive simplex
of radius r - t.
Outside [0, r], the slices in the product-coordinate presentation are empty.
The induction step for the volume of a positive simplex, obtained by slicing off its first coordinate.
The n-dimensional volume of the positive simplex of radius r is r ^ n / n!.
The product-coordinate presentation of a positive simplex obtained by separating the
coordinate i.
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A positive simplex of negative radius is empty.
A positive simplex is measurable.
Separating one coordinate identifies a positive simplex with its product-coordinate presentation.
The product-coordinate presentation of a positive simplex is measurable.
A slice of posSimplexSlices i r at a point of [0, r] is the positive simplex of
radius r - t in the remaining coordinates.
Outside [0, r], every slice of posSimplexSlices i r is empty.
The volume of the positive simplex indexed by α is
r ^ Fintype.card α / (Fintype.card α)!.
Real-valued form of the positive-simplex volume formula.