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Keywords:
critical point; height function; submanifold in space forms; invariator principle; local stereology; rotational formulae; surface area estimation
critical point; height function; submanifold in space forms; invariator principle; local stereology; rotational formulae; surface area estimation
Summary:
A surface area estimator for three-dimensional convex sets, based on the invariator principle of local stereology, has recently motivated its generalization by means of new rotational Crofton-type formulae using Morse theory. We follow a different route to obtain related formulae which are more manageable and valid for submanifolds in constant curvature spaces. As an application, we obtain a simplified version of the mentioned surface area estimator for non-convex sets of smooth boundary.
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